paul bedaride schrieb:
I see the peps 3115 and 3129 about metaclass and class decorators.
I think that the pep 3129 need to be improved for show the way to declare
the decorator and not just the way to appy them.
I also wonder if we need this two things, and if that is not two way to
explain
the same semantic.
It's why a want to know how to express the class decorator for making a
comparison
A class decorator works exactly like a function decorator, that is,
@foo
class X: ...
is equivalent to
class X: ...
X = foo(X)
This should be all you need to know in order to write a class decorator.
Georg
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