On 5/13/14 12:54 AM, Steven D'Aprano wrote:
I don't think that this idea is original to you :-) I'm pretty sure many people have come up with the idea of a decorator that just announces when it runs and when it is called. I know I have :-)
oh, absolutely... every piece of that thing comes from somebody (about six somebodies to be exact) what makes it unique is that its compressed, in the right order (I think), and 'without' extraneous gibberish that confuses the whole dang thing.
People keep independently inventing this because it's an obvious, and easy to understand, example. Nicely done.
Its obvious until you get to the @charater. In fact its taken so obviously by *everyone* that no one actually gets it explained without eight pages or twelve steps of something until its all confused.
I tried to run your code, but every line is quoted with a > which causes a syntax error. Was there a reason you quoted the snippet?
Yes, because depending on your interface the code can get mangled (the indentation thing breaks). the quoted paste seems to avoid this mostly with the downside that the quote characters need to be striped from the py file. <sorry> by the way, any suggestions are welcome regarding that too... there doesn't really seem to be a good way to share code on the group consistently.
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