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by ryl00
2670 days ago
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But doesn't the whitespace issue gimp Python's lambda syntax? AFAIK you're limited to one expression or function call, to get around the fact that you can't just inline a completely new function (with its associated control flow structure). And what about one-liners, a la Perl? Stack Overflow answers seem to imply either embedding newlines in your string, or using semi-colons (as a Python newbie... you can use semi-colons?!) |
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On the other hand, if your function needs a flow structure that's more complicated than a single line, should you really be inlining it?
And I think any such use case that you really want to inline can probably be accomplished with list comprehensions