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Right now, if you construct an instance of a Params subclass, you either need to manually create an __init__ function to override the BaseClass init to explicitly show what the subclass attributes are. Or, you need to read the source code.
Neither of these is ideal for people scripting in Ipython or using a jupyter notebook.
Possible avenues:
Override the help on a class somehow, such that it prints all the attributes.
Autogenerate an __init__ function through a decorator on the Params subclass
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Right now, if you construct an instance of a Params subclass, you either need to manually create an
__init__
function to override the BaseClass init to explicitly show what the subclass attributes are. Or, you need to read the source code.Neither of these is ideal for people scripting in Ipython or using a jupyter notebook.
Possible avenues:
__init__
function through a decorator on the Params subclassThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: