Am 11.07.2013 16:11, schrieb Peter Otten:
Ulrich Eckhardt wrote:
Bug or feature?
No bug. Missing feature if you come up with a convincing use-case.
class Parser:
def _handle_bool(input):
# ...
pass
types = {'bool': _handle_bool,
'boolean': _handle_bool,}
def parse(self, line):
t,s,v = line.partition(':')
handler = types[t]
return handler(v)
I want a utility function that really behaves just like a function. I'd
prefer to nest it inside the class that uses it, to make the code easier
to understand. Since I don't want the implicit self-binding either, I
would use staticmethod to make this clear, too.
Since I can live without any of this, it's not a big issue. What is to
me a big issue though is the fact that Python behaves unexpectedly and
reading Steven's response and the link there, it seems I'm not alone.
Greetings!
Uli
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