Result for BCC585A308BD18F488E3C42A369F486A41E94CD7

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FileName./usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/lazy_object_proxy/cext.cpython-310-i386-linux-gnu.so
FileSize43816
MD59C074514B8711EF83A4B05FA381D0E61
SHA-1BCC585A308BD18F488E3C42A369F486A41E94CD7
SHA-25652E540891CDDCDB60FC5FA135E1533856C3C57453576BEFB5680B1050B5C69A8
SSDEEP768:OGeevfTRlHCckD5AVgPtnEmfFVmsmlz14Q0b:WevtXkhnE
TLSHT13813A44BFA1BCD73F2104BF85B8BD9E3A92180111953D2B1668477992A72382FF2C775
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FileSize23760
MD54B8E293FC3A909D8CD505E35920A86BE
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-1EB19A1BAD1C5323EAED4828F04CAA5C5277B1F76
SHA-256C100D81186625191F6CADF3501A3192C8B13CD4D9DC335C382E6EE11C0B5A28B