Diez B. Roggisch wrote:
>
> Sounds like a metaclass problem to me - create a metaclass that will take all
> (or some specially decorated) methods of a class and add a jsonified version,
> under a special name like <methodname>_json.
>
> Diez
As a hack, you could use:
def base_method(decorated_method):
"""Returns the undecorated original method.
This is useful for overriding exposed methods to get the dictionary
of
return values.
"""
return decorated_method.__dict__['__composition__'][0]
which "un-decorates" a method or function.
But the metaclass idea is better, though.
Just a thought.
Krys
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