I want to make a class' functions verbose without adding logging / prints in each one.
As an example I created a verbose class:
In [2]: class Verbose(object):
...: def __init__(self, name='default name'):
...: self._name = name
...: def __enter__(self, *a, **kw):
...: print('Entering <{}>'.format(self._name))
...: def __exit__(self, *a, **kw):
...: print ('Exiting <{}>'.format(self._name))
In [5]: with Verbose('hi'):
...: pass
...:
Entering <hi>
Exiting <hi>
This is really helpful in the logs, as I can see each with I used. However, my code is full of methods, and I want a sort of template function, that each function would "inherit" (is that even possible in Python? function inheritance?) that would be verbose.
I'm thinking of sort of a super-class for functions, that I can override methods such as on-call and on-exit. Is that possible?
How I imagine it will look at the end:
Class Foo(object):
def x(self):
print ('doing things...')
Foo().x()
... <Foo.x> was called
... doing things
... <Foo.x> has finished
