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I'm assuming that because you need manage to be global in order to take advantage of the decorator, you have deliberately allowed Manager to receive either the app instance or a callable.
I have a func, app_factory that creates the app but I wanted to know when it is actually called, I checked the source code but couldn't work out where. Perhaps run is responsible for the calling of the app func?
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When is __call__ called if Manager receives a function
Question: When is __call__ called if Manager receives a function
Jun 9, 2014
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I'm assuming that because you need manage to be global in order to take advantage of the decorator, you have deliberately allowed Manager to receive either the app instance or a callable.
I have a func, app_factory that creates the app but I wanted to know when it is actually called, I checked the source code but couldn't work out where. Perhaps run is responsible for the calling of the app func?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: