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Fixed #25269 -- Allowed method_decorator() to accept a list/tuple of decorators.
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@ -212,22 +212,52 @@ class MethodDecoratorTests(SimpleTestCase):
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self.assertEqual(getattr(func, 'myattr', False), True)
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self.assertEqual(getattr(func, 'myattr2', False), True)
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# Now check method_decorator
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class Test(object):
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# Decorate using method_decorator() on the method.
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class TestPlain(object):
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@myattr_dec_m
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@myattr2_dec_m
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def method(self):
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"A method"
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pass
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self.assertEqual(getattr(Test().method, 'myattr', False), True)
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self.assertEqual(getattr(Test().method, 'myattr2', False), True)
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# Decorate using method_decorator() on both the class and the method.
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# The decorators applied to the methods are applied before the ones
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# applied to the class.
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@method_decorator(myattr_dec_m, "method")
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class TestMethodAndClass(object):
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@method_decorator(myattr2_dec_m)
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def method(self):
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"A method"
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pass
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self.assertEqual(getattr(Test.method, 'myattr', False), True)
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self.assertEqual(getattr(Test.method, 'myattr2', False), True)
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# Decorate using an iterable of decorators.
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decorators = (myattr_dec_m, myattr2_dec_m)
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self.assertEqual(Test.method.__doc__, 'A method')
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self.assertEqual(Test.method.__name__, 'method')
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@method_decorator(decorators, "method")
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class TestIterable(object):
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def method(self):
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"A method"
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pass
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for Test in (TestPlain, TestMethodAndClass, TestIterable):
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self.assertEqual(getattr(Test().method, 'myattr', False), True)
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self.assertEqual(getattr(Test().method, 'myattr2', False), True)
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self.assertEqual(getattr(Test.method, 'myattr', False), True)
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self.assertEqual(getattr(Test.method, 'myattr2', False), True)
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self.assertEqual(Test.method.__doc__, 'A method')
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self.assertEqual(Test.method.__name__, 'method')
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def test_bad_iterable(self):
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decorators = {myattr_dec_m, myattr2_dec_m}
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# The rest of the exception message differs between Python 2 and 3.
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with self.assertRaisesMessage(TypeError, "'set' object"):
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@method_decorator(decorators, "method")
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class TestIterable(object):
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def method(self):
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"A method"
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pass
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# Test for argumented decorator
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def test_argumented(self):
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@ -291,6 +321,41 @@ class MethodDecoratorTests(SimpleTestCase):
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self.assertTrue(Test().method())
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def test_tuple_of_decorators(self):
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"""
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@method_decorator can accept a tuple of decorators.
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"""
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def add_question_mark(func):
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def _wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
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return func(*args, **kwargs) + "?"
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return _wrapper
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def add_exclamation_mark(func):
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def _wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
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return func(*args, **kwargs) + "!"
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return _wrapper
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# The order should be consistent with the usual order in which
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# decorators are applied, e.g.
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# @add_exclamation_mark
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# @add_question_mark
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# def func():
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# ...
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decorators = (add_exclamation_mark, add_question_mark)
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@method_decorator(decorators, name="method")
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class TestFirst(object):
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def method(self):
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return "hello world"
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class TestSecond(object):
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@method_decorator(decorators)
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def method(self):
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return "hello world"
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self.assertEqual(TestFirst().method(), "hello world?!")
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self.assertEqual(TestSecond().method(), "hello world?!")
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def test_invalid_non_callable_attribute_decoration(self):
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"""
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@method_decorator on a non-callable attribute raises an error.
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