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    <p>You want a function that returns a decorator:</p> <pre><code>def status_display_with_comment(comment): def decorator(function): def wrapper(): print(comment) print("Entering", function.__name__) result = function() print("Exited", function.__name__) return result return wrapper return decorator def a_function(): print('a_function executes') a_function_SD_WC = status_display_with_comment('a comment')(a_function) a_function_SD_WC() </code></pre> <p>Also works:</p> <pre><code>@status_display_with_comment('a comment') def a_function(): print('a_function executes') a_function() </code></pre> <hr> <p>The regular, direct decorator already returns a closure:</p> <pre><code>def a_normal_decorator(function): def wrapper(): return function() return wrapper </code></pre> <p><code>wrapper</code> here is a closure since it has to keep <code>function</code> around even after <code>a_normal_decorator</code> finished executing.</p> <hr> <p>For reference, this is how an idiomatic decorator is usually written:</p> <pre><code>import functools def decorator(function): @functools.wraps(function) def wrapper(*a, **kw): return function(*a, **kw) return wrapper </code></pre> <p>That is, it passes arguments to the wrapped function and doesn't throw away its return value. </p> <p><code>functools.wraps</code> copies from the function being wrapped to the wrapper function <code>__name__</code>, <code>__module__</code>, <code>__annotations__</code> and <code>__doc__</code>, the documentation string.</p>
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    1. COstatus_display_with_comment('a comment')(a_function) - wow, I didn't know it was possible to chain-call functions that way... I guess Python is a lot more like LISP than I imagined. So it's kind of a love-child of C and LISP. Thanks man, it's already past 2am here - gotta go to bed. Python is such an amazing language - I hadn't had this much fun programming in years!
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    2. CO`Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules.` You can call anything, because why not? :) Really glad you like it!
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    3. COIt's not very lisp-like: My parentheses key isn't broken yet. I'd say the only language I've used where the syntax limits you from chaining things properly would be PHP (I'm thinking of `$value = get_array_of_some_sort()[0]`).
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