On 01/22/2011 11:16 PM, bearophile wrote:
That function allows you to pick a determined number of elements from a
> range, assuming the range is never shorter than that. That sounds a bit
> obscure, but plays a pivotal role in findParts() (which is the name I
> settled on for the equivalent of Python's partition()):
"trisect" is way better than "findParts" :-) And it's a single word with no
uppercase letters in the middle.
Same for "tripartite". Even better because it holds "part" and is
defined as:
1. In three parts.
(http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tripartite)
My 2 cents.
(I find "findParts" uninformative and misleading. Kind of synonym of split.)
Denis
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