def force_config():
r"""Forces the configuration of the members of the calling module. So that the configured members would be available for manipulation.
Note:
A call to this function will only be necessary when modifying an ec script witihin itself, as scripts are implicitly configured after their import.
"""
core.processModule(getCallingModule().__name__)
@arg(type=lambda p: abspath(p) if exists(dirname(path)) else throw('Error message.'))
"""
raise ValueError(message)
def make_type(**Config):
CT = CustomType(**Config)
CT.__call__ = Config["func"]
return CT
# Main
hooks.EcModuleName = __name__
FirstCaller = getCallingModule()
def registerFirstCaller(): # Note: the FirstCaller should be registered separately as the import wouldn't be hooked yet.
from modules import core
core.setActiveModule(FirstCaller)
def main():
from modules.hooks import isImportHooked, registerExitCall, hookIntoImport
registerExitCall()
if not isImportHooked():
hookIntoImport()
@arg(type=lambda p: abspath(p) if exists(dirname(path)) else throw('Error message.'))
"""
raise ValueError(message)
def make_type(**Config):
CT = CustomType(**Config)
CT.__call__ = Config['func']
return CT
# Main
hooks.EcModuleName = __name__
FirstCaller = getCallingModule()
def registerFirstCaller(
): # Note: the FirstCaller should be registered separately as the import wouldn't be hooked yet.
from modules import core
core.setActiveModule(FirstCaller)
def main():
from modules.hooks import isImportHooked, registerExitCall, hookIntoImport
registerExitCall()
if not isImportHooked():
