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Answer by Super Kai - Kazuya Ito for `staticmethod` and `abc.abstractmethod`:...
The documentation says below:When abstractmethod() is applied in combination with other methoddescriptors, it should be applied as the innermost decorator, ...So, @abstractmethod must be the innermost...
View ArticleAnswer by gerrit for `staticmethod` and `abc.abstractmethod`: Will it blend?
Starting with Python 3.3, it is possible to combine@staticmethod and @abstractmethod, so none of the other suggestions are necessary anymore:@staticmethod@abstractmethoddef...
View ArticleAnswer by Nick for `staticmethod` and `abc.abstractmethod`: Will it blend?
This is currently not possible in Python 2.X, which will only enforce the method to be abstract or static, but not both.In Python 3.2+, the new decoratorsabc.abstractclassmethod and...
View ArticleAnswer by Lennart Regebro for `staticmethod` and `abc.abstractmethod`: Will...
This will do it:>>> import abc>>> abstractstaticmethod = abc.abstractmethod>>>>>> class A(object): ... __metaclass__ = abc.ABCMeta ... @abstractstaticmethod ... def...
View ArticleAnswer by Rosh Oxymoron for `staticmethod` and `abc.abstractmethod`: Will it...
class abstractstatic(staticmethod): __slots__ = () def __init__(self, function): super(abstractstatic, self).__init__(function) function.__isabstractmethod__ = True __isabstractmethod__ = Trueclass...
View Article`staticmethod` and `abc.abstractmethod`: Will it blend?
In my Python app I want to make a method that is both a staticmethod and an abc.abstractmethod. How do I do this?I tried applying both decorators, but it doesn't work. If I do this:import abcclass...
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