On 6/29/07, dailer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> found my answer on comp.lang.python (these nested functions are a bit
> crazy)...
For this example:
def foo(msg1):
def bar(msg2):
print msg1, msg2
return bar
if it helps, you can consider the parent declaration (foo) to be an
object (instance) without an explicit class declaration.
Also, naming generally helps.
def make_prefix(prefix):
def finish_message(rest_of_message):
print prefix, rest_of_message
return finish_message
finish_laughing = make_prefix('haha')
Clearer?
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