Closed FormallyMyles closed 8 years ago
In some Python implementations subclasses() does not retain its order.
This simply compares the before and after lists.
This allows it to be more future compatible, and work with Jython.
Jython ticket regarding random __subclasses__ ordering: http://bugs.jython.org/issue2514
__subclasses__
In some Python implementations subclasses() does not retain its order.
This simply compares the before and after lists.
This allows it to be more future compatible, and work with Jython.