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from lagom import Container |
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from lagom.compilaton import mypyc_attr |
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from lagom.definitions import ConstructionWithContainer, SingletonWrapper, Alias |
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from lagom.exceptions import InvalidDependencyDefinition |
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from lagom.interfaces import ( |
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class _ContextBoundFunction(ContainerBoundFunction[X]): |
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Represents an instance of a function bound to a context container |
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__slots__ = ("context_container", "partially_bound_function") |
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context_container: "ContextContainer" |
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self.context_container = context_container |
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self.partially_bound_function = partially_bound_function |
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def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs) -> X: |
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return self.partially_bound_function.rebind(c)(*args, **kwargs) |
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def rebind(self, container: ReadableContainer) -> "ContainerBoundFunction[X]": |
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class ContextContainer(Container): |
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def clone(self) -> "ContextContainer": |
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