This would not represent standard Python behavior, and it
seems like it might be confusing. It also might result in
the wrong documentation being generated, since a subclass
method could do something altogether different from the base
class implementation.
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Possibly. Mightn't there be a simple docstring that one
could use to represent this? e.g., "[same]" or something
along those lines? Just an idea.
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This would not represent standard Python behavior, and it
seems like it might be confusing. It also might result in
the wrong documentation being generated, since a subclass
method could do something altogether different from the base
class implementation.
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Possibly. Mightn't there be a simple docstring that one
could use to represent this? e.g., "[same]" or something
along those lines? Just an idea.