Some basic functions and exceptions for various semantics shared by modules.
Short summary:
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ClosedError: Exception for operations which are invalid when something is closed. -
not_closed: A decorator to wrap methods of objects with a.closedproperty which should raise whenself.closed. This raisedClosedErrorif the object is closed.
Functions
not_closed(*da, **dkw)
A decorator to wrap methods of objects with a .closed property
which should raise when self.closed.
This raised ClosedError if the object is closed.
Excample:
@not_closed
def doit(self):
... proceed know we were not closed ...
Classes
class ClosedError(builtins.Exception)
Exception for operations which are invalid when something is closed.
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