How to use the wirerope.WireRope function in wirerope
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youknowone / ring / ring / func / base.py View on Github 
# wire_slots = ()
# func = self.__func__ if type(self.__func__) is types.FunctionType else Callable(self.__func__).wrapped_callable # noqa
# interface_keys = tuple(k for k in dir(user_interface) if k[0] != '_')
class _RingWire(RingWire):
# if wire_slots is not False:
# assert isinstance(wire_slots, tuple)
# __slots__ = interface_keys + wire_slots
if allows_default_action:
# @functools.wraps(func)
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
return self.run(self._rope.config.default_action, *args, **kwargs)
self.wire_rope = WireRope(_RingWire, RingRope)
self.wire_rope._ring_object = selfdef lru_cache(*args, **kwargs):
return WireRope(_LruCacheWire, wraps=True, rope_args=(args, kwargs))wirerope
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