There is a way of "copying" a function object, so that you can change the
documentation on it.
You should just not do it because it's horribly hacky.
def f(a):
"doc of f"
return 0
import types
g=types.FunctionType(f.__code__,f.__globals__)
g.__doc__="doc of g"
g.__doc__
f.__doc__
I think the original doc is actually stored on the __code__ object, so you
could also copy that and change the docstring there, but the override on
functions seems to work OK. types.CodeType could be employed for that
probably.
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