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The module [staticinit](staticinit.py) defines the decorator `@staticinit.init()` for classes, which executes a static
constructor after the annotated class has been created.
By default, the name of the according constructor method is assumed to be `__static_init__`, but an alternative name may
be specified via the keyword arg `init_meth`.
Notice further that the constructor has to be a class method.
The following example illustrates how to use this module:
```python
import staticinit
@staticinit.init()
class SomeClass(object):
@classmethod
def __static_init__(cls):
# do some initialization stuff here...
```
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