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if inspect.isclass(f):
prefix_pre = "Using class"
thing_post = ''
module_name = _get_qualified_name(inspect.getmodule(f))
if module_name == '__main__':
f_name = _utils.get_class_name(
f, fully_qualified=False)
else:
f_name = _utils.get_class_name(
f, fully_qualified=True)
# Decorator was a used on a function
else:
thing_post = '()'
module_name = _get_qualified_name(inspect.getmodule(f))
if module_name != '__main__':
f_name = _utils.get_callable_name(f)
# Decorator was used on a classmethod or instancemethod
else:
thing_post = '()'
base_name = _utils.get_class_name(instance,
fully_qualified=False)
if base_name:
thing_name = ".".join([base_name, f_name])
else:
thing_name = f_name
else:
thing_name = f_name
if thing_post:
thing_name += thing_post
prefix = prefix_pre + " '%s' is deprecated" % (thing_name)
out_message = _utils.generate_message(
prefix,
def moved_function(new_func, old_func_name, old_module_name,
message=None, version=None, removal_version=None,
stacklevel=3, category=None):
"""Deprecates a function that was moved to another location.
This generates a wrapper around ``new_func`` that will emit a deprecation
warning when called. The warning message will include the new location
to obtain the function from.
"""
new_func_full_name = _utils.get_callable_name(new_func)
new_func_full_name += _MOVED_CALLABLE_POSTFIX
old_func_full_name = ".".join([old_module_name, old_func_name])
old_func_full_name += _MOVED_CALLABLE_POSTFIX
prefix = _FUNC_MOVED_PREFIX_TPL % (old_func_full_name, new_func_full_name)
out_message = _utils.generate_message(prefix,
message=message, version=version,
removal_version=removal_version)
@six.wraps(new_func, assigned=_utils.get_assigned(new_func))
def old_new_func(*args, **kwargs):
_utils.deprecation(out_message, stacklevel=stacklevel,
category=category)
return new_func(*args, **kwargs)
old_new_func.__name__ = old_func_name
old_new_func.__module__ = old_module_name