Refine stubs for numbers.pyi#543
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This commit refines numbers.pyi. More specifically, it... - Adds in explicit type annotations where it's obvious how to do so (leaving more non-obvious type signatures alone). - Adds in missing '@AbstractMethod' decorators - Combines together the Python 2 and Python 3 versions of numbers.pyi.
This commit removes the old `stdlib/2.7/numbers.pyi` file and moves the previously-committed `stdlib/3/numbers.pyi` to the shared `2and3` directory.
Since the stubs are no longer identical to what stubgen creates, the comment should also probably be changed.
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Thanks! I'll just merge this and deal with the fall-out later. |
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This commit refines the stubs for
numbers.pyi. More specifically, it...__float__method should always return a float)@abstractmethoddecoratorsnumbers.pyi-- I deleted the versions ofnumbersinstdlib/2.7andstdlib/3and created a combined version instdlib/2and3I deliberately didn't attempt to add or change the type signatures for functions like
__add__since it looked like that would open up a huge can of worms.