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Added entity instances caching. #291

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bb03086
Added entity caching.
jordanbriere Nov 25, 2019
d8cef55
Made the cache lookup slightly faster.
jordanbriere Nov 25, 2019
285287f
Fixed a rare case where a base class initialisation would be skipped.
jordanbriere Nov 25, 2019
2aab39b
No need to wrap the classes that are not using the cache.
jordanbriere Nov 25, 2019
58fec31
Greatly improved the caching implementation.
jordanbriere Nov 25, 2019
d7cc213
Updated docstrings, etc.
jordanbriere Nov 25, 2019
d9f87dc
Moved the "cache" property to the Entity class so that it gets added …
jordanbriere Nov 25, 2019
52075fc
Moved the "cache" property back to the caching class so that it can b…
jordanbriere Nov 26, 2019
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Fixed a rare case where a base class initialisation would be skipped.
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jordanbriere committed Nov 25, 2019
commit 285287f9998cdd0ba5e5c517a37748c1bf0ebc6b
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion addons/source-python/packages/source-python/entities/_base.py
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Expand Up @@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ def __new__(self, index):

# Successively initialize the base classes
# This is required, because Boost's construction happens there
for base in (self,) + bases:
for base in dict.fromkeys((self,) + bases + self.__bases__):
getattr(
base.__init__, '__wrapped__', base.__init__)(
obj, index
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