> As I said before, I think that the modules/classes > in the standard library should have them. You can help by submitting some patches (one module at a time please :-). > And docstrings are definitely > doc, not code. Agreed, but I don;'t understand why you said this. > > There are also complaints about attribute used by an > > abstract base class but only defined in the subclass. > > This is true. While python doesn't require setting, I think this feature > can be dangerous. It seems better to init the attr to None. Agreed. The initialization to None can have a comment explaining what the subclass should do. Ditto for methods: in an abstract base class, the methods should be defined (so the signature is known) but raise NotImplementedError. > In urllib2, there are 6 warnings about 2 different attributes. How come PyChecker didn't find the other typo there? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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