415 | | Place the #PY block directly before the object you want to override. For example if you place a #PY block before an annotation, you override only the annotation, not the actual method/class after the annotation. This unfortunately will look a bit non-java but it seems the best way to accurately target the override. |
| 415 | Place the #PY block directly before the object you want to override. So you can override also single {{{@Annotations}}} with this. |
| 416 | |
| 417 | {{{#!td style="background: #fee" |
| 418 | If you place a #PY block before an annotation, you override only the annotation. So put the override after the annotations if you want to override the method/field/class. |
| 419 | }}} |