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Decorator syntax for type casting in decorators - #490
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Thanks! I think this looks like a duplicate of something already being discussed |
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Okay I'll remember that next time! |
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I don't know if this is the proper way to write this, but I was writing a decorator and thought, wait, if I can use
functools.wrapsas a decorator, why can't I usetyping.castas a decorator? I understand it's meant to be as fast as possible, but I'm sure decorating as in the following kind of way wouldn't slow things down too much. Also, I'm really just hoping to start the discussion, because I haven't been able to find anything about it on GitHub or by Googling.