lcaamano wrote:
> We have a tracing decorator that automatically logs enter/exits to/from
> functions and methods and it also figures out by itself the function
> call arguments values and the class or module the function/method is
> defined on. Finding the name of the class where the method we just
> entered was defined in is a bit tricky.
[snipped]
You might find this helpful:
import sys
def tracer(func):
"""
A decorator that prints the name of the class from which it was
called.
The name is determined at class creation time. This works
only in CPython, since it relies on the sys._getframe()
function. The assumption is that it can only be called
from a class statement. The name of the class is deduced
from the code object name.
"""
classframe = sys._getframe(1)
print classframe.f_code.co_name
return func
if __name__ == '__main__':
# this should print Test1
class Test1(object):
@tracer
def spam(self):
pass
# this should print Test2
class Test2(Test1):
@tracer
def spam(self):
pass
> --
> Luis P Caamano
> Atlanta, GA, USA
Hope this helps,
Ziga
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