This question concerns Python 3. Is there a way to make a decorator print the return values to any function? This question Decorator to print function call details - parameters names and effective values will print all the values you pass to a function. Is there a way to make a decorator that prints the values of whatever the function returns regardless of whether it returns a single value or many?
So that if you were to run this:
multiply(subtract(add(1,2),add(3,4)),9)
with all of the functions decorated with @superecho it would log:
function call add() 1,2
function add() returns 3
function call add() 3,4
function add() returns 7
function call subtract() 3 7
function subtract() returns -4
function call multiply() -4 9
function multiply() returns -36
import functools
def monitor_results(func):
@functools.wraps(func)
def wrapper(*func_args, **func_kwargs):
print('function call ' + func.__name__ + '()')
retval = func(*func_args,**func_kwargs)
print('function ' + func.__name__ + '() returns ' + repr(retval))
return retval
return wrapper
@monitor_results
def foo():
return 7
foo()
# prints:
# function call foo()
# function foo() returns 7