(self)
return '%s_%s' % (self.__nameID, self.__id)
Return a human readable name for listener, based on the
        listener's type name and its id (as obtained from id(listener)). If
        caller just needs name based on type info, specify instance=False.
        Note that the listener's id() was saved at construction time (since
        it may get garbage collected at any time) so the return value of
        name() is not necessarily unique if the callable has died (because
        id's can be re-used after garbage collection).
Return a human readable name for listener, based on the
        listener's type name and its id (as obtained from id(listener)). If
        caller just needs name based on type info, specify instance=False.
        Note that the listener's id() was saved at construction time (since
        it may get garbage collected at any time) so the return value of
        name() is not necessarily unique if the callable has died (because
        id's can be re-used after garbage collection).
Return a human readable name for listener based on the listener s type name and its id ( as obtained from id ( listener )) . If caller just needs name based on type info specify instance = False . Note that the listener s id () was saved at construction time ( since it may get garbage collected at any time ) so the return value of name () is not necessarily unique if the callable has died ( because id s can be re - used after garbage collection ) .
def name(self) -> str:
        """
        Return a human readable name for listener, based on the
        listener's type name and its id (as obtained from id(listener)). If
        caller just needs name based on type info, specify instance=False.
        Note that the listener's id() was saved at construction time (since
        it may get garbage collected at any time) so the return value of
        name() is not necessarily unique if the callable has died (because
        id's can be re-used after garbage collection).
        """
        return '%s_%s' % (self.__nameID, self.__id)
def name ( self ) -> str : return '%s_%s' % ( self . __nameID , self . __id )