On 7/31/2013 5:16 AM, CWr wrote:
Peter, thanks for your response.
Sure, you are right when you say that's easier to use standard attribute
assigning via __init__.
But my intention was:
- reducing the complexiticity of __init__
- avoiding boiler-plates (mostly property descriptors inside of the
Peter, thanks for your response.
Sure, you are right when you say that's easier to use standard attribute
assigning via __init__.
But my intention was:
- reducing the complexiticity of __init__
- avoiding boiler-plates (mostly property descriptors inside of the main class)
- creating instances (f
CWr wrote:
> Some years ago I started a small WSGI project at my university. Since then
> the project was grown up every year. Some classes have more than 600 lines
> of code with (incl. boiler-plates mostly in descriptors/properties).
>
> Many of these properties are similar or have depencies am
Hi together,
Some years ago I started a small WSGI project at my university. Since then the
project was grown up every year. Some classes have more than 600 lines of code
with (incl. boiler-plates mostly in descriptors/properties).
Many of these properties are similar or have depencies among t
