You mean programatically set a wrapper to methods of a class?? Well, this is probably a really bad practice, but here's how you may do it:
def wrap_methods( cls, wrapper ):
for key, value in cls.__dict__.items( ):
if hasattr( value, '__call__' ):
setattr( cls, key, wrapper( value ) )
If you have class, for example
class Test( ):
def fire( self ):
return True
def fire2( self ):
return True
and a wrapper
def wrapper( fn ):
def result( *args, **kwargs ):
print 'TEST'
return fn( *args, **kwargs )
return result
then calling
wrap_methods( Test, wrapper )
will apply wrapper
to all methods defined in class Test
. Use with caution! Actually, don't use it at all!