Look at the code below:
# mystringfunctio ns.py
def cap(s):
print s
print "the name of this function is " + "???"
cap ("hello")
Running the code above gives the following output
hello
the name of this function is ???
I would like the output to be
hello
the name of this function is cap
Is that possible ? 16 2037 bo*******@yahoo .com wrote: Look at the code below:
# mystringfunctio ns.py
def cap(s): print s print "the name of this function is " + "???"
cap ("hello")
Running the code above gives the following output
>>> hello the name of this function is ??? >>> I would like the output to be >>> hello the name of this function is cap >>>
Is that possible ?
Yes, use the moduloe inspect to access the current stack frame:
def handle_stackfra me_without_leak ():
frame = inspect.current frame()
try:
print inspect.getfram einfo(frame)[2]
finally:
del frame
Diez bo*******@yahoo .com wrote: Look at the code below:
# mystringfunctio ns.py
def cap(s): print s print "the name of this function is " + "???"
cap ("hello")
Running the code above gives the following output
>>> hello the name of this function is ??? >>> I would like the output to be >>> hello the name of this function is cap >>>
Is that possible ?
Yes, use the moduloe inspect to access the current stack frame:
def handle_stackfra me_without_leak ():
frame = inspect.current frame()
try:
print inspect.getfram einfo(frame)[2]
finally:
del frame
Diez bo*******@yahoo .com wrote:
[edited slightly] def cap(): print "the name of this function is " + "???" cap ()
sys._getframe() would help you here: import sys sys._getframe()
<frame object at 0x00B496D0> def f():
.... global x
.... x = sys._getframe()
.... f() x
<frame object at 0x00B15250> dir(x)
[..., 'f_builtins', 'f_code', 'f_exc_tracebac k', 'f_exc_type', ...] dir(x.f_code)
[...'co_name', 'co_names', 'co_nlocals', 'co_stacksize', 'co_varnames'] x.f_code.co_nam e
'f'
So your function could be:
import sys def cap():
.... print 'function name is', sys._getframe() .f_code.co_name
.... cap()
function name is cap
-Peter bo*******@yahoo .com wrote:
[edited slightly] def cap(): print "the name of this function is " + "???" cap ()
sys._getframe() would help you here: import sys sys._getframe()
<frame object at 0x00B496D0> def f():
.... global x
.... x = sys._getframe()
.... f() x
<frame object at 0x00B15250> dir(x)
[..., 'f_builtins', 'f_code', 'f_exc_tracebac k', 'f_exc_type', ...] dir(x.f_code)
[...'co_name', 'co_names', 'co_nlocals', 'co_stacksize', 'co_varnames'] x.f_code.co_nam e
'f'
So your function could be:
import sys def cap():
.... print 'function name is', sys._getframe() .f_code.co_name
.... cap()
function name is cap
-Peter
Thanks Diez and Peter,
Just what I was looking for. In "Library Reference" heading
3.11.1 Types and members
I found the info about the method you described. I also made a little
function to print out not just the name of the function but also the
parameter list. Here it is
# fname.py
import sys, string
def cap(s, n):
print string.replace( "".join([sys._getframe() .f_code.co_name , \
repr(sys._getfr ame().f_code.co _varnames)]), "\'", "")
cap('Hello', 'Bob')
Running this yields the result
cap(s, n)
Thanks Diez and Peter,
Just what I was looking for. In "Library Reference" heading
3.11.1 Types and members
I found the info about the method you described. I also made a little
function to print out not just the name of the function but also the
parameter list. Here it is
# fname.py
import sys, string
def cap(s, n):
print string.replace( "".join([sys._getframe() .f_code.co_name , \
repr(sys._getfr ame().f_code.co _varnames)]), "\'", "")
cap('Hello', 'Bob')
Running this yields the result
cap(s, n)
Decorate any function with @aboutme(), which
will print the function name each time the function is called.
All the 'hello' stuff is in the aboutme() decorator code.
There is no code in the decorated functions themselves
doing anything to telling us the function name.
# The decorator
def aboutme():
def thecall(f, *args, **kwargs):
# Gets to here during module load of each decorated function
def wrapper( *args, **kwargs):
# Our closure, executed when the decorated function is called
print "Hello\nthe name of this function is '%s'\n" \
% f.func_name
return f(*args, **kwargs)
return wrapper
return thecall
@aboutme()
def testing(s):
print "string '%s' is argument for function" % s
@aboutme()
def truing():
return True
# Try these
testing('x')
testing('again' )
truing()
Decorate any function with @aboutme(), which
will print the function name each time the function is called.
All the 'hello' stuff is in the aboutme() decorator code.
There is no code in the decorated functions themselves
doing anything to telling us the function name.
# The decorator
def aboutme():
def thecall(f, *args, **kwargs):
# Gets to here during module load of each decorated function
def wrapper( *args, **kwargs):
# Our closure, executed when the decorated function is called
print "Hello\nthe name of this function is '%s'\n" \
% f.func_name
return f(*args, **kwargs)
return wrapper
return thecall
@aboutme()
def testing(s):
print "string '%s' is argument for function" % s
@aboutme()
def truing():
return True
# Try these
testing('x')
testing('again' )
truing() bo*******@yahoo .com writes: Thanks Diez and Peter, Just what I was looking for. In "Library Reference" heading 3.11.1 Types and members Running this yields the result
cap(s, n)
You've now got three solutions. They'll work fine most of the time,
but can't be trusted in general. Binding a name to a function doesn't
change the name that these solutions return, and the name they return
may no longer be bound to said function. Just a warning.
<mike
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