Here\'s an example of what I mean: class MyDecorator(object): def __call__(self, func): # At which point would I be able to access the decorated method\'s parent class\'s instance?
Having (more) issues with zend form decorators. I\'ve got this so far: Reset overall form decorator: $this->clearDecorators();
I am programming a game as an exercise and I\'ve run into a design problem. My role playing game will have the typical classes like Fighter, Wizard, Theif, Cleric. How do I design my classes so that p
I\'ve got a few random issues with decorator related stuff with Zend Form. Firstly, // THIS WORKS AND REMOVES THE DECORATORS
I have several decorators on each function, is there a way to pack them in to one instead? @fun1 @fun2 @fun3
I\'m not开发者_C百科 sure if decorators are the best way to do this, but I\'ve removed the idea of using context processors and I\'m not sure if a middleware is what I\'d like.
How do I achieve the following with form decorators for form elements: <dt> <ul> <li>The errors</li>
I understand the Decorator pattern, in it\'s simplest terms.The idea being that one class wraps another, where a decorator method wishes to run some other code before and/or after calling the same met
Why arn\'t the following two scripts equivalent? (Taken from another question: Understanding Python Decorators)
This works now for those new to this question: class ensureparams(object): \"\"\" Used as a decorator with an iterable passed in, this will look for each item
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