narupatools.override

Provides simple decorator for marking methods as overrides.

Functions

marked_as_override	Check if the given method or property is marked using the @override annotation.
override	Mark a method or property as overriding a method in a base class.

narupatools.override.marked_as_override(f: Any) → bool

Check if the given method or property is marked using the @override annotation.

This merely checks if the argument has been annotated with @override. It does not actually check if the method or property overrides something in the base class.

narupatools.override.override(source_method: Any, /) → Any

Mark a method or property as overriding a method in a base class.

This is a decorator that can be applied to methods and properties:

class MyBaseClass:

    def my_method():
        ...

class MyClass(MyBaseClass):

    @override(MyBaseClass.my_method)
    def my_method():
        ...

This does not perform any checks to ensure that there is actually a method to override. This merely annotates the method or property.

To check if a method is overriden, use marked_as_override.