I don't really like the way to express the condition in
@conditionally_defined, it breaks the Python idiom of explicitly passing
self. Whats the advantage of
@conditionally_defined('cond')
def foo(self)
return ...
over
def foo(self):
if self.cond: return super(Class, self).foo()
return ...
The latter is obvious to anybody who knows Python, the former is obscure.
Same number of lines.
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