classes using a decorator to store methods will be dependent on decorator ordering

mc.py

import pprint
import six

captured_methods = {}

class MjgClass(object):
    @classmethod
    def decorated(cls):
        global captured_methods
        def decorator(f):
            print("Decorating: %s (already decorated: %s)" %
                  (f.__name__, getattr(f, "already_decorated", "no")))
            captured_methods[f.__name__] = f
            return f
        return decorator

def another_decorator(f):
    def y(self, x):
        print("Running pre-decorated %s" % f.__name__)
        f(self, x)
    y.already_decorated = "yes"
    y.__name__ = f.__name__
    return y
    
class MjgSubclass(MjgClass):
    
    @MjgClass.decorated()
    @another_decorator
    def mjg_method1(self, x):
        print("X is %s" % x)

    @another_decorator
    @MjgClass.decorated()
    def mjg_method2(self, x):
        print("X is %s" % x)

m = MjgSubclass()

m.mjg_method1(4)
m.mjg_method2(3)

captured_methods['mjg_method1'](None, 4)
captured_methods['mjg_method2'](None, 3)