Reconciling pyqtProperty and mypy

[Dmitri Bogomolov]

Shouldn't the second method have a different name?

вт, 18 серп. 2020 о 21:55 Ben Green <ben.green at geckorobotics.com> пише:

> Hello,
>
> I'm using pyqtProperty a lot, and mypy doesn't seem to play nicely with
> it. When defining the setter, it gives a "name already defined" error.
> Also, since the type is "Callable[..., Any]", instead of the actual type of
> the property, references to that property can give errors.
>
> For example:
>
> class Foo(QObject):
>     @pyqtProperty(QAbstractSeries)
>     def series(self) -> QAbstractSeries:
>         return self._series
>
>     @series.setter  # mypy error here: Name 'series' already defined on
> line x
>     def series(self, val):
>         self._series = val
>
>     def do_something(self):
>         self.series.replace([])  # mypy error here: "Callable[..., Any]"
> has no attribute "replace"
>
> Is there any way to reconcile these so I don't have to put in "type:
> ignore" comments all over the place?
>
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