In article <guido@voorn.cwi.nl> Guido.van.Rossum@cwi.nl writes:
> > def wrap (ofunc):
> > return lambda *args: (process_args(args), apply (ofunc, args))[1]
> >
> > The problem is that once I've returned, "ofunc" isn't bound. So how to
> > write this? If I knew the number of arguments, I'd write
>
> Actually, ofunc is *never* bound inside that lambda! If you were to
> call it inside wrap it would also fail. Python is not Lisp! It has
I take that to mean the following (actual python interactions) should
not happen:
>>> def wrap(ofunc):
... return ofunc('hello from wrap... ')
...
>>> def enwrapt(argh):
... return argh + 'goodbye from enwrapt'
...
>>> wrap(enwrapt)
'hello from wrap... goodbye from enwrapt'
>>>
I suspect i'm being dense. Where am i going astray?
Ken
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