How to access function for registering?
See original GitHub issueHi folks! I was trying to access function for registering but I couldn’t find an elegant way. Normally, I can do it without wrapt package as below.
I would be very helpful anyone could help me, cheers!
# Plain Decorator
def my_decorator(desc):
def decorate(func):
registry.append(func) # <- I would like to access func at this point
@wraps(func)
def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
return func(*args, **kwargs)
return wrapper
return decorate
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Closing this issue now. Reopen or create new issue if have new question around it.
It will help if you can explain what the overall goal is as then may be able to suggest other ways of doing it.