At 12:48 AM 3/29/2006 -0500, Fred L. Drake, Jr. wrote:
>Agreed, but... guess we can't have everything. On the other hand, something
>like:
>
> class Foo:
> """Documentation is good."""
>
> @class implements(IFoo)
>
>is not ambiguous. Hmm. It even says what it means. :-)
Interesting. I might have to rename some of my decorators to read well
that way, though. I'll play around with the idea a bit.
Of course, one of my use cases for class-level declarations is to work
around the fact that decorators can't be applied to arbitrary attributes of
a class, only to methods. Hm. Let me see:
class SomeThing:
"""Some docs"""
@class security.permissions(
foo = security.Anybody,
bar = myapp.User,
...
)
class SomeCommand:
"""usage: some_command [-v|-q] [-f FILENAME] ..."""
@class options.accept(
verbose = [
options.Set('-v', '--verbose', value=True, help="Be loud"),
options.Set('-q', '--quiet', value=False, help="Be quiet")
],
filename = [
options.Set('-f', '--file', type=str, metavar="FILENAME")
]
)
Not bad. Not bad at all.
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