In my Python app, I\'m using events to communicate between different plugins. Now, instead of registering the methods to the events manually, I thought I might use decorators to do that for me.
I\'m trying to use decorators in order to manage the way users may or may not access resources within a web application (running on Google App Engine). Please note that I\'m not allowing users to log
I have a cherrypy application and 开发者_开发知识库on some of the views I want to start only allowing certain users to view them, and sending anyone else to an authorization required page.
I am trying to decorate the magic method __getitem__ to be a classmethod on the class. Here is a sample of what I tried. I don\'t mind using either classmethod or staticmethod decoration, but I am not
is there an op开发者_JS百科en solution to use palette window decorators in Java/Swing like in the following screenshot? JNIWrapper can do this but it is neither open nor free.
Could someone开发者_C百科 show me how i could write a login decorator like @redirect_to_home for my views so that it modifies the request.PATH variable to a new a value like / whenever it is applied t
I am trying to figure out how to get the names of all decorators on a metho开发者_Python百科d. I can already get the method name and docstring, but cannot figure out how to get a list of decorators.I\
I\'d really like to be able to assign a std::string object from a DecoratedString object that I\'m writing.
I\'m new to the ideas of decorators (and still trying to wrap my head around them), but I think I\'ve come across a problem that would be well suited for them. I\'d like to have class that is decorate
Say you have an API that is not accessible to change: List<LegacyObject> getImportantThingFromDatabase(Criteria c);
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