On Friday 25 June 2004 04:09 pm, Phillip J. Eby wrote:
> * Whether to have a 'decorate' function at all, or whether it's better to
> just list specialized decorator objects/functions (I generally favor the
> latter, since 'decorate' is IMO a dead chicken that hasn't appeared in any
> widely-supported syntax proposals to date).
Ooohh... time for some fun! Some proposals have included "as". Since "as"
isn't really a keyword, how about:
from decorate import decorate as as
as(classmethod)
def myAlternateConstructor(...):
# make something interesting:
return 42
Too bad this is ugly for the simple attribute decorator:
as(spam="fidget")
def foo(...):
send_fred_more_spam_please()
-Fred
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