how can I use a special keyword as my fabric function name?

问题

How can I make a fabric function with reserved keywords like this?

def not(*args):
    ......

This throws a "invalid syntax" error. Is there any way to override the special keyword and use it as a function name in classic method? I can do this with @task alias but all my other functions follow classic method. http://docs.fabfile.org/en/1.10/usage/tasks.html#task-decorator

回答1:

This looks fine to me:

fabfile.py

from fabric.api import task

@task(alias='not')
def _not():
    print 'not called'

@task(alias='in')
def _in():
    print 'in called'

@task(alias='while')
def _while():
    print 'while called'

old style:

from fabric import state

def _not():
    print 'not called'

def _in():
    print 'in called'

def _while():
    print 'while called'

state.commands['not'] = _not
state.commands['in'] = _in
state.commands['while'] = _while

and to run it.

$ fab not while in
not called
while called
in called

Done.

Also. Next time add python to the tags, this was almost impossible to get "finded" -- haha.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33158137/how-can-i-use-a-special-keyword-as-my-fabric-function-name