David Bolen wrote:
Scott David Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
while test() != False:
...code...
I'm not sure I follow the "error" in this snippet...
The code is "fat" -- clearer is:
while test():
...code...
The right sequence using lambda is:
d = some_deferred_function()
d.addCallback(next_function)
d.addCallback(lambda blah: third_function(otherargs, blah))
d.addCallback(last_function)
By what metric are you judging "right"?
By a broken metric that requires you to mis-understand the original code
in the same way that I did. It was an idiotic response that required
more careful reading than I am doing this morning. The thing I've seen
in too much code (and though I saw in your code) is code like:
requires_function(lambda: function())
rather than:
requires_function(function)
It happens quite often, and I'm sure you've seen it. But I got your
code wrong, and for that I apologize.
--Scott David Daniels
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