On Wed, Aug 5, 2020 at 2:25 PM Jonathan Fine <[email protected]> wrote:
> Real world examples where it would be useful are generally worth much more
> than invented examples.
>
I agree that @const is not really a useful "value decorator." I was just
picking up the example that occurred up-thread.
Here's something I think could be more useful (again, I'm +0 at best
myself).
>>> @unit("meter") a = 3 # a = unit("meter")("a", 3)
>>> @unit("foot") b = 4 # b = unit("foot")("b", 4)
>>> a, a.name, a.unit
(3, "a", "meter")
Implementation left to reader, but basically it's exactly Ricky's
__new__(), just wrapped in a class factory function to parameterize the
unit.
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