I want to have a function to tell me whether test
is the original version from the base class or a new version implemented in the derived class. I found that inspect.getfullargspec
might be able to solve my issue, but it doesn't work with Python 3 which is needed for my case.
class base_class(object):
@staticmethod
def test(a, b, c):
pass
class child_class(base_class):
@staticmethod
def test(a, b):
pass
class child_class_2(base_class):
pass
You don't need any fancy inspection to do this:
>>> x = child_class_2()
>>> x.test
<function base_class.test at 0x7fea1a07f7b8>
>>> y = child_class()
>>> y.test
<function child_class.test at 0x7fea1a07f950>
The printed name comes from the __qualname__
attribute of the function by default:
>>> x.test.__qualname__
base_class.test
>>> y.test.__qualname__
child_class.test
A hacky way to get the name of the class is
x.test.__qualname__[:-len(x.test.__name__) - 1]
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