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Author brechtm
Recipients arigo, brechtm
Date 2015-08-06.09:03:17
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This is a real-world example where this type of inheritance is used: https://github.com/brechtm/rinohtype/blob/8bd961243c1059aa7cb738493e4687f7a5930d5b/rinoh/backend/pdf/cos.py#L121

I don't think there is any inherent reason not to subclass from (indirectly) object and int at the same time. I understand this is only a limitation of CPython? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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