copysort patch, was RE: [Python-Dev] inline sort option
Nick Coghlan
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Sun Oct 19 06:28:45 EDT 2003
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Alex Martelli strung bits together to say: > But, for the general case: the BDFL has recently Pronounced that he does > not LIKE chaining and doesn't want to encourage it in the least. Yes, your > trick does allow chaining, but the repeated chain(...) calls are cumbersome > enough to not count as an encouragement IMHO;-). Well, yes, that was sort of the point. For those who _really_ like chaining (I'm not one of them - I agree with Guido that it is less readable and harder to maintain), the 'chain' function provides a way to do it with what's already in the language. Cheers, Nick. -- Nick Coghlan | Brisbane, Australia ICQ#: 68854767 | ncoghlan at email.com Mobile: 0409 573 268 | http://www.talkinboutstuff.net "Let go your prejudices, lest they limit your thoughts and actions."
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