python Programming Glossary: m_name

Python: determine actual current module (not __main__)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10746128/python-determine-actual-current-module-not-main

be to parse it from the file name using something like m_name __main__.__file__.split 1 .replace .pyc and then find the module.. .replace .pyc and then find the module by name sys.modules m_name . Is there a cleaner better way to do this EDIT After learning..

How to write a wrapper over functions and member functions that executes some code before and after the wrapped function?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2135457/how-to-write-a-wrapper-over-functions-and-member-functions-that-executes-some-co

result class MyClass public MyClass std string p_name m_name p_name test_stream In MyClass MyClass p_name p_name std endl.. p_name p_name std endl MyClass MyClass const p_another m_name p_another.m_name test_stream In MyClass MyClass p_another.. std endl MyClass MyClass const p_another m_name p_another.m_name test_stream In MyClass MyClass p_another MyClass p_another.m_name..