Hi there, I seem to find a particular scenario a lot and I'm wondering
if someone can help me with it. I'm working on a project where I am
selecting from a series of actions to take on a server. These actions
need to be defined in a child class because there is code associated
with them. However, because I want to select them in a form it benefits
me to have a row in a table with a description for each action. Is
there any elegant way that people have used to couple a table row with a
python class? The only way I can think of is to hard code the
relationships between rows and classes but it seems a brutal way of
doing it. I could put the name of the class in a field in the table but
that doesn't seem quite right either.
What would be nice is something like the @register decorator so that
each class registers with the 'name' field in its row and a dictionary
could be built when the server is started, but I cannot find any
information on how to create another decorator that works like @register.
Any other ideas? Thanks.
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