Class Type Assumptions (expected str instance, NoneType found)
There is probably something going on that I do not understand, or maybe my code is not pythonic. But I am getting an error with this code:

class timemanager:
    rawtime = getrawtime
    formattime = formattime
    gettime = gettime
    sleepseconds = sleepseconds
    wait = waitseconds
    waitmili = waitmili
    waitseconds = waitseconds
    sleep = sleepseconds
    sleepmili = sleepmili
    sleepseconds = sleepseconds
    startspeedtest = startspeedtest
    endspeedtest = endspeedtest

This is a class simply to make naming easier - EX: Instead of typing `getrawtime()`, I can organize my code by typing  `time.rawtime()` with this class.
The c++ transpiler does not like this - I got this error:

Writing to: .
Code.py ... Code.cpp
Code.py:1370:0: py2many.exceptions.AstNotImplementedError: sequence item 15: expected str instance, NoneType found
Error: Could not format: Code.cpp
Due to: FileNotFoundError [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified

I was expecting classes to be given a type automatically, as this would fix the error, while still making your code make sense and work the same.
But I am probably missing something. I am not at allfamiliar with OOP or classes.