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Comment Post #288091 The problem with `structlog` is it's not build above the existing `logging` infrastructure at all, it's completely separate and (sort of) incompatible.
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over 1 year ago
Comment Post #288098 given there's a record of type `LogRecord` and a record of type `dict`, how would you name variables to distinguish them, if you don't add the type in the var name?
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over 1 year ago
Edit Post #288099 Initial revision over 1 year ago
Question Is it possible to get the current function in a trace function?
I'm trying to subclass `pdb` to have a debugger that, in case of a call to a decorated function, can "step in" the decorated function directly and skip the decorator content altogether. A well-behaved decorator using `@functools.wraps` sets `wrapped` attribute on the wrapper to point to the decorated...
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over 1 year ago
Suggested Edit Post #286006 Suggested edit:

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Edit Post #286161 Initial revision over 2 years ago
Answer A: A class to access dicts using attribute syntax
1. It is useful sometimes, for example consider a program accepting input in the form of templates. An input of `"Value: {obj.field}"` is more readable than `"Value: {obj['field']}"`. - Such an example is an app processing JSON and evaluating expressions on it, like `jq` or a similar Python app,...
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over 2 years ago
Edit Post #280201 Initial revision almost 4 years ago
Question How to override default string formatter?
It is possible to create a new formatter class by subclassing `string.Formatter` class and then to use it like `myformatter.format("{foo:customformat}", foo=foo)`. It's not super-convenient though, and above all, it fails miserably with f-strings, i.e. `f"{foo:customformat}"` won't use my custom form...
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almost 4 years ago
Comment Post #279304 @Hyperlynx‭ it may be kludgy, but you could do `git rebase -i -x "git commit --amend --reset-author" YOUR_REBASE_POINT`
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almost 4 years ago
Comment Post #279364 Circumventing circular imports can be another good reason for imports in functions.
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almost 4 years ago