On 6/16/2018 8:22 PM, Michael Selik wrote:
The idea of having a dunder to introspect the bound variable name has
been discussed before. You can find the past discussions in the mailing
list archive. If I recall correctly, there were very few use cases
beyond namedtuple. With dataclasses availab
The idea of having a dunder to introspect the bound variable name has been
discussed before. You can find the past discussions in the mailing list
archive. If I recall correctly, there were very few use cases beyond
namedtuple. With dataclasses available in 3.7, there may be even less
interest than
On 06/16/2018 01:22 AM, Steven D'Aprano wrote:
> Some of the information would be available in all
>> contexts, while other information may only be available in certain
>> contexts.The parameter's value cannot be explicitly specified, defaults
>> to Null except when called as a decorator, and can
On Fri, Jun 15, 2018 at 11:54:42PM -0400, Brian Allen Vanderburg II via
Python-ideas wrote:
> An idea I had is that it could be possible for a decorator function to
> declare a parameter which, when the function is called as a decorator,
> the runtime can fill in various information in the parame
Just a small idea that could possibly be useful for python decorators.
An idea I had is that it could be possible for a decorator function to
declare a parameter which, when the function is called as a decorator,
the runtime can fill in various information in the parameters for the
decorator to us
