I have a simple module that reads in values from disk when imported,
and stores them in attributes, allowing for code like:
>>> import moduleFoo
>>> print moduleFoo.someSetting
'the value'
What I'd like to do is have a more property-like behavior, so that
if they try to set the value of moduleFoo.someSetting, it also
persists it to disk. But properties are really only useful in
instances of classes; if I define 'someSetting' as a property at the
module level, I get:
>>> import moduleFoo
>>> print moduleFoo.someSetting
<property object at 0x78a990>
Does anyone know any good tricks for getting property-like behavior
here?
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