I am still learning pyramid, and I am at a point where I am trying to learn how to use decorators.Below is a copy of my test view callable.
So I\'m still kind of new to Python decorators - I\'ve used them before, but I\'ve never made my own. I\'m reading thi开发者_开发百科s tutorial (that particular paragraph) and I don\'t seem to underst
I want to Decorate (Decorator design pattern) a common base class, but the method I need to Decorate is protected. See example:
I am using the built-in auth_views.password_reset(_confirm, _done, _complete)functionalities, and I would like to limit access to these views only to non-logged-in (anonymous) users, because it doesn\
I want to begin a private Beta for my website.I have a splash page where a user can enter a code to then access the rest of the site. Currently, all the other site pages (except the splash page) consi
In my code I have a method that returns an instance of a class, like this: class MyClass: def fun( self, *args ): # the method
Apologies for the fairly ambiguous title but what I\'m trying to achieve is probably better stated in code.
I am trying to understand the decorator pattern and from the examples I understand how decorator objects can be used to extend existing functionality at runtime by overriding methods of the decorated
My question is a general one, but specifically my application is the login_required decorator for Django.
Edit/Clarification to make my question specific to my query: *I can see how the decorator static log function is calledbut I don\'t see how _ is called and how the result of it is the result of log.
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