> Are there plans to improve decorators support in future Python versions? > By "improving decorator support" I mean for instance a module in the > standard > library providing some commonly used decorators such as ``memoize``, > or utilities to create and compose decorators, and things like that. Ultimately, some of these will likely end-up in the library. For the time being, I think it best that these get posted and evolve either as Wiki entries or as ASPN entries. The best practices and proven winners have yet to emerge. Solidifying first attempts is likely not a good idea. Putting tools in the standard library should be the last evolutionary step, not the first. Raymond Hettinger
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