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import functools |
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from .exceptions import UnableToInvokeBoundFunction |
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from .injection_context import TemporaryInjectionContext |
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from .interfaces import ReadableContainer, ContainerBoundFunction |
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from .util.reflection import FunctionSpec |
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class RegularFunc(ContainerBoundFunction): |
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