This decorator is to mark a function as able to be added to the idle queue, done later and done only once! def foo( ... More...
Methods defined here: | |
def | __call__ |
def | __init__ |
def | queue |
This decorator is to mark a function as able to be added to the idle queue, done later and done only once! def foo( ...
)
#later on: foo.queue( dialog, id, ... )
dialog is the dialog to add it to the idle queue of id is the identifier of this instance. Look at the module "id" if you would like an easy way to give object instances an id.
Remember: This takes the FIRST set of arguments you used if you need to use the LAST, then please modify this code. I've generally used it for functions without arguments...
def dialog.queueable.queueable.__init__ | ( | args | ) |
__init__(args)
def dialog.queueable.queueable.__call__ | ( | args | ) |
__call__(args)
def dialog.queueable.queueable.queue | ( | args | ) |
queue(args)