Hi,

Here's my last question for today (I sent them separately because they
are quite unrelated).

I am thinking of writing a python decorator that for any processing
function (e.g. band-pass filter of median of data[0:3,:]) logs to the
attributes of the target HDF5 column

* the name of the function,
* the location of the repository where it lives and a string
identifying the commit,
* the arguments that were passed to it (or at least the parameters
that tune the function; see below)

The goal is to keep my data processing functions generic, yet be able
(for scientific traceability) to track how a particular result was
generated. I am still thinking how to report arguments that are long
arrays without making all of the functions accept as an argument a
HDF5 tree location string.

Any thoughts / prior art?

regards,

Álvaro.

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