On 11/17/06, Talin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> # Create a callback timer
> alarm = Timer()
> alarm.SetDuration( 100, Timer.Milliseconds )
>
> upon alarm:
> print "It's time to get up, silly-head!"
>
> print "Alarm has been set!"
Why invent a new special case syntax - the ones we have work fine.
# This goes in a library
def upon(event):
def wrapper(fn):
event.set_callback(fn)
return fn
return wrapper
# Create a callback timer
alarm = Timer()
alarm.SetDuration( 100, Timer.Milliseconds )
@upon(alarm)
def callback():
print "It's time to get up, silly-head!"
Looks pretty readable to me...
Paul
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