Lee Connell wrote:
>  When using @staticmethod on a method within a class, komodo wonâ??t read 
>  any parameters that are needed within that method, only if you put 
>  â??selfâ?? in with your parameters in the definition.  There is no need for 
>  self I believe since itâ??s static, and if you do put â??selfâ?? in the 
>  accepted parameters, calling the code, which now completes properly 
>  fails because youâ??re not giving it enough arguments, thus because self 
>  is not automatically being passed along as it is static.

Do you mean that in the following example, the calltip for "a.a_staticmethod" 
is wrong:


   class AClass(object):
       def a_method(self, a, b):
           print "a_method(%r, %r)" % (a, b)

       @staticmethod
       def a_staticmethod(c, d):
           print "a_staticmethod(%r, %r)" % (c, d)

   a = AClass()
   a.a_staticmethod()
                    `-- calltip here

Current the calltip that Komodo shows here is "a_staticmethod(d)" -- which is 
wrong. It should be "a_staticmethod(c, d)".

I'll add a testcase and bug for this. However, is this what you meant, Lee?


Thanks,
Trent

-- 
Trent Mick
trentm@[...].com
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