Stonedestroyer 08bd0567ad
Grammar fixes (#4500)
* Grammar fixes

* More changes

* Grammar

* Error grammar

* Spelling

* Grammar

* REsolves grammar

* grammar

* grammar

* grammar

* grammar

* grammar

* grammar

* grammar

* grammar

* "commited" > "committed"

* apostrophe

* more grammar

* grammar

* `funtion` to `function`

* grammar in alias cog

* grammar in cleanup cog

* grammar in customcom cog

* grammar in mod cog

* grammar in reports cog

* fix grammar in streams cog

* missing apostrophe

* grammar fix in trivia cog

Co-authored-by: Jyu Viole Grace <24418520+thisisjvgrace@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Jyu Viole Grace <thisisjvgrace@users.noreply.github.com>
2020-10-18 08:52:56 +01:00

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import warnings
import functools
def unsafe(f, message=None):
"""
Decorator form for marking a function as unsafe.
This form may not get used much, but there are a few cases
we may want to add something unsafe generally, but safe in specific uses.
The warning can be suppressed in the safe context with warnings.catch_warnings
This should be used sparingly at most.
"""
def wrapper(func):
@functools.wraps(func)
def get_wrapped(*args, **kwargs):
actual_message = message or f"{func.__name__} is unsafe for use"
warnings.warn(actual_message, stacklevel=3, category=RuntimeWarning)
return func(*args, **kwargs)
return get_wrapped
return wrapper
def warn_unsafe(f, message=None):
"""
Function to mark function from dependencies as unsafe for use.
Warning: There is no check that a function has already been modified.
This form should only be used in init, if you want to mark an internal function
as unsafe, use the decorator form above.
The warning can be suppressed in safe contexts with warnings.catch_warnings
This should be used sparingly at most.
"""
def wrapper(func):
@functools.wraps(func)
def get_wrapped(*args, **kwargs):
actual_message = message or f"{func.__name__} is unsafe for use"
warnings.warn(actual_message, stacklevel=3, category=RuntimeWarning)
return func(*args, **kwargs)
return get_wrapped
return wrapper(f)