At 12:28 PM 6/28/04 -0400, Jewett, Jim J wrote:
>But you would also see things like
>
> dec1() # No good way to chain decorators.
> def g():
> pass
> g=dec2(g)
This works with the proof-of-concept code I posted:
[dec2(), dec1()]
def g():
pass
and so does this:
dec2()
dec1()
def g():
pass
So, I don't know what you mean about no good way to chain them. The
chaining is implemented in the tracing hook.
>Personally, I want decorators tied together with a word (such
>as "decorate" or "using"), but I admit that list brackets +
>line-break *might* be enough.
You can always do this:
def using(*args):
pass
<wink>
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