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As it stands, the introduction of the cache makes the code quite ugly (in my opinion). I'd like to refactor it so that I have only one cache usage that applies in both situations -- something like a Python decorator.
As it stands, the introduction of the cache makes the code quite ugly (in my opinion). I'd like to refactor it so that I have only cache usage that applies in both situations -- something like a Python decorator.
As it stands, the introduction of the cache makes the code quite ugly (in my opinion). I'd like to refactor it so that I have only one cache usage that applies in both situations -- something like a Python decorator.
Nodejs: how to write python Python-like decorators for caching?
I am building an ad-hoc text-editor. I have two functions which use a cache, provideHover and provideCompletionItems.
As it stands, the introduction of the cache makes the code quite ugly (in my opinion). I'd like to refactor it so that I have only cache usage that applies in both situations -- something like a pythonPython decorator.
Nodejs: how to write python-like decorators for caching?
I am building an ad-hoc text-editor. I have two functions which use a cache, provideHover and provideCompletionItems
As it stands, the introduction of the cache makes the code quite ugly (in my opinion). I'd like to refactor it so that I have only cache usage that applies in both situations -- something like a python decorator.
Python-like decorators for caching
I am building an ad-hoc text-editor. I have two functions which use a cache, provideHover and provideCompletionItems.
As it stands, the introduction of the cache makes the code quite ugly (in my opinion). I'd like to refactor it so that I have only cache usage that applies in both situations -- something like a Python decorator.
