Hi,
I'm writing a bunch of abstract classes and I'd like to delegate the
arguments of the concrete class the to abstract one. I was surprised
to see that the print statement in the abstract class isn't executed.
But moreover, I'd like to find out an idiom that allows one to
delegate arguments in the inherited class. Any ideas?
Thanks,
-jelle
class Abstract(object):
def __init__(self, a='a', b='b'):
self.a, self.b = a, b
print a, b
class Concrete(Abstract):
def __init__(self, a='AAA', b='BBB'):
super(Abstract, self).__init__( a=a, b=b )
print a, b
c = Concrete(a=1)
>>> c = Concrete(a=1)
1 BBB
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