Guido van Rossum wrote:
>>A simple issue I have with:
>> [classmethod, logged, debug]
>> def function(args):
>> ...
>>Is "How do you type this into Idle?" I realize this is not the most
>>important of considerations, but access to experimentation is going to
>>be vital. You can always force with:
>> >>> if True:
>> [classmethod, logged, debug]
>> def function(args):
>> ...
>>
>>but I wonder if we want to go that route.
>
>
> Since it will normally be part of a class, you shouldn't have any
> problem. I expect that toplevel functions with decorators will be
> rare enough to put up with the "if True" work-around.
This looks ugly to me. I do have top level functions that would use
decorators because those functions will be put into a class as
classmethods and this class will be put into sys.modules instead of
the original module. Replacing
def foo(cls):
...
foo = classmethod(foo)
with
if True:
[classmethod]
def foo(cls):
...
doesn't look that attractive to me.
Bye,
Walter Dörwald
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