(self)
return self._context
Used by Executor class code to pass the Context to the resource.  Most normal types of providers should
        not need to access the context object in any way but it is useful because it contains methods that can be called
        to trigger a wide range of callbacks. Some more custom providers may use this to trigger callbacks, but a provider
        like Service should never need to access them directly, because the executor and Command classes (etc) will take
        care of triggering those callbacks.
Used by Executor class code to pass the Context to the resource.  Most normal types of providers should
        not need to access the context object in any way but it is useful because it contains methods that can be called
        to trigger a wide range of callbacks. Some more custom providers may use this to trigger callbacks, but a provider
        like Service should never need to access them directly, because the executor and Command classes (etc) will take
        care of triggering those callbacks.
Used by Executor class code to pass the Context to the resource . Most normal types of providers should not need to access the context object in any way but it is useful because it contains methods that can be called to trigger a wide range of callbacks . Some more custom providers may use this to trigger callbacks but a provider like Service should never need to access them directly because the executor and Command classes ( etc ) will take care of triggering those callbacks .
def context(self):
        """
        Used by Executor class code to pass the Context to the resource.  Most normal types of providers should
        not need to access the context object in any way but it is useful because it contains methods that can be called
        to trigger a wide range of callbacks. Some more custom providers may use this to trigger callbacks, but a provider
        like Service should never need to access them directly, because the executor and Command classes (etc) will take
        care of triggering those callbacks. 
        """
        return self._context
def context ( self ) : return self . _context