Hi,
I'm just starting to play with dip as I think the idea is very cool. I have
however either missed something (likely) or found a bug (unlikely). Running the
following code:
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from dip.model import Model, Int, Str
class ExampleModel(Model):
name=Str()
address=Str()
age=Int(30)
@name.default
def name(self): return 'Default'
@name.setter
def name(self, name):
self._name=name.upper()
print "Set:", self._name
@name.getter
def name(self):
return self._name
model=ExampleModel()
print "Name:", model.name
print "Address:", model.address
print "Age:", model.age
model.name="bill"
print "Name:", model.name
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############################
I get the following output:
Name: Default
Address:
Age: 30
Set: BILL
Name: bill
I would expect the 'Name: bill' line to read 'Name: BILL' as proved by the
print in the decorator… why doesn't it? Is the default setter being called
subsequently to my decorated function for some reason?
Thanks very much in advance,
Rob
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