dispatching.py
def _make_dispatch(cls, func):
        '''
        Create a dispatch pair for func- a tuple of (bind_args, func), where
        bind_args is a function that, when called with (args, kwargs), attempts
        to bind those args to the type signature of func, or else raise a
        TypeError
        '''
        sig = signature(func)
        matchers = tuple(cls._make_all_matchers(sig.parameters.items()))
        return (partial(cls._bind_args, sig, matchers), func)
def _make_dispatch(cls, func):
        '''
        Create a dispatch pair for func- a tuple of (bind_args, func), where
        bind_args is a function that, when called with (args, kwargs), attempts
        to bind those args to the type signature of func, or else raise a
        TypeError
        '''
        sig = signature(func)
        matchers = tuple(cls._make_all_matchers(sig.parameters.items()))
        return (partial(cls._bind_args, sig, matchers), func)
def _make_dispatch ( cls , func ) : sig = signature ( func ) matchers = tuple ( cls . _make_all_matchers ( sig . parameters . items ( ) ) ) return ( partial ( cls . _bind_args , sig , matchers ) , func )
Create a dispatch pair for func- a tuple of (bind_args, func), where
        bind_args is a function that, when called with (args, kwargs), attempts
        to bind those args to the type signature of func, or else raise a
        TypeError
Create a dispatch pair for func - a tuple of ( bind_args func ) where bind_args is a function that when called with ( args kwargs ) attempts to bind those args to the type signature of func or else raise a TypeError