Python does as below. SELECT does otherwise. I was curious as to why.
In [1]: foo = ['bar', 'baz', 'bazzle']
In [2]: def func(str):
...: return 'fu{}'.format(str)
...:
In [3]: map (func, foo)
Out[3]: ['fubar', 'fubaz', 'fubazzle']
In [4]: def printem(lis):
...: for l in lis:
...: print l
...:
In [5]: printem(map(func, foo))
fubar
fubaz
fubazzle
On Wednesday, September 10, 2014 5:01:49 AM UTC-4, Leonel Câmara wrote:
>
> You need to argument expand (using *) the result of the map in the first
> case.
>
> myselect = SELECT(
> OPTION('Choose'),
> *map(make_option, rows
> _id='container_selector',
> _name='container_selector',
> )
>
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