typing: GObject: Type Properties using inference #237
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This seems to work consistently, automatically unless you rely on the implicit nullability of a property. In that case, you will need to manually type it as: ``` prop = GObject.Property[T | None](type=T) ``` However, given that this behavior is ignored in other places and that the alternative would be wildly more annoying to deal with, it should probably be fine.
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But subscription does not work type 'Property' is not subscriptableThis would have to be added in pygobject And marking the object in the stubs as subscriptable, when it then leads to a runtime error is ugly |
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Hmm yeah, I guess you indeed wouldn't be able to specify it manually without changes in PyGObject. Given that we've done the same with ListModel without runtime guarantees either, I guess we could add this upstream as a "useless" generic first? |
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Yes i would say this should be added first in pygobject |
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This seems to work consistently, automatically unless you rely on the implicit nullability of a property. In that case, you will need to manually type it as:
However, given that this behavior is ignored in other places and that the alternative would be wildly more annoying to deal with, it should probably be fine.
See https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/pygobject/-/issues/701