On Sep 16, 3:23 am, Casey wrote:
> I noticed that the many (if not all) classes in threading.py[1] all
> inherit from object, yet non of the init methods call super(). I am
> curious as to why this is the chosen implementation? If the benefit of
> new-style classes is to support multiple inheritan
On Sep 16, 12:23 pm, Casey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed that the many (if not all) classes in threading.py[1] all
> inherit from object, yet non of the init methods call super(). I am
> curious as to why this is the chosen implementation? If the benefit of
> new-style classes is to support multiple
Hi,
I noticed that the many (if not all) classes in threading.py[1] all
inherit from object, yet non of the init methods call super(). I am
curious as to why this is the chosen implementation? If the benefit of
new-style classes is to support multiple inheritance, then isn't this
"broken" if the c
