Kirk Strauser schrieb:
> I want to make my own decorate that takes an argument and works well with the
> standard TurboGears decorators, like
>
> @mydec('foo')
> @expose(template='myproject.templates.page')
> def index(self):
> [....]
>
> Now, I've written more decorators than I care to remember, and this time I'd
> like to do it the "TG way" if there is one. I looked at the tg.decorate
> module but the documentation seems to be written for people who already know
> now to use it.
>
> First, is this worth pursuing, or should I just write this the same way I've
> done umpteen times before? If so, could someone point me to examples? Bonus
> points for the Google query you used to find this so I don't have to pester
> next time. :-)
If you can, use the decorator module. There is documentation for it
available.
However, you can't always do that - when you e.g. expect the wrapper to
take more arguments than the wrappee - that won't work with
decorator-module.
Apart from that, I don't think that there is much more to care about.
Diez
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