Alex Martelli aleaxit at yahoo.com
Mon Apr 23 16:48:51 EDT 2001

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"Stephen Hansen" <news at myNOSPAM.org> wrote in message
news:ic%E6.195119$LO3.31059618 at typhoon.we.rr.com...
    [snip]
>     With the advent of nested_scopes, I believe you can accomplish this by
> just embedding a 'def' in either the __init__ or the collection.do
function,
> making your code as readable as that smalltalk code was. :)
>
> For instance:
>
> class Dummy:
>     def __init__(self, collection):
>         def DoThisAndDoThatToItem(item):
>             item.DoThis()
>             item.DoThat()
>
>         collection.do(DoThisAndDoThatToItem)

I don't get it -- what difference do nested scopes do to THIS code?  It
will run identically with or without nested scopes.  What am I missing?


Alex

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