Result for 6BB1CC0C6719AFF52E0E17D20DC54DC71BE8388C

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FileName./usr/share/doc/python3-lazy-object-proxy/changelog.Debian.amd64.gz
FileSize239
MD5A20E7DF0F97529B92235FB2436D781ED
SHA-16BB1CC0C6719AFF52E0E17D20DC54DC71BE8388C
SHA-25685202945844EF641A9B515A817B9484CBCFF74BF07C7A157A16EA4AEE0B22DD9
SSDEEP6:Xt6b2fmdDjQEMRJp8wxBJND18p8F1DXsl:X9+Zt2JpTKGJcl
TLSHT104D097F5190AC8CAC7C014B9562486E409DE66C0A82410834081000360BAB218A80B29
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FileSize23616
MD55F170D0F7DD676708C4F8434C5B4FF66
PackageDescriptionPython 3 fast and thorough lazy object proxy A lazy object proxy is an object that wraps a callable but defers the call until the object is actually required, and caches the result of said call. . These kinds of objects are useful in resolving various dependency issues, few examples: . * Objects that need to held circular references at each other, but at different stages. To instantiate object Foo you need an instance of Bar. Instance of Bar needs an instance of Foo in some of it methods (but not at construction). Circular imports sound familiar? . * Performance sensitive code. You don't know ahead of time what you're going to use but you don't want to pay for allocating all the resources at the start as you usually need just few of them. . This package contains the Python 3 version of lazy-object-proxy .
PackageMaintainerSandro Tosi <morph@debian.org>
PackageNamepython3-lazy-object-proxy
PackageSectionpython
PackageVersion1.6.0-1+b1
SHA-1FFD16935B863E9ECC9E05FA14193874267EA53DE
SHA-2561F3956C10F179C1997B558B2E4753031185904CD5B73F31FFF6F3B9C090F0836