[PEAK] The road to PyProtocols 1.0

[Gabriel Jägenstedt]

> I'm not talking about changing 'adapt()', but rather the functions one
> uses as adapters.  For example, if you have a protocol IInteger, and
> define an adapter function thus:
> 
>      def makeInteger(ob,proto):
>          return int(ob)
> 
>      declareAdapter(makeInteger,provides=[IInteger],forTypes=[object])
> 
> 
> I am proposing this be changed to:
> 
> 
>      def makeInteger(ob):
>          return int(ob)
> 
>      declareAdapter(makeInteger,provides=[IInteger],forTypes=[object])
> 
> Thus removing the unused 'proto' argument.  Jim Fulton has previously 
> pointed out that none of PEAK's adapter functions or classes ever use
> the 'proto' argument, and that for any given case where you might need
> it, it can be supplied by the declarer anyway (though perhaps
> awkwardly).  So I'm considering dropping it.

I see.. =)

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//gabriel - a true believer