I understand you want to do it in an applicative programming style?
Not recommended in general. But here goes:
.# c.l.p. question:
.# "using map, lambda, reduce, filter and List Comprehensions [x for
.# x in []] just don't get how to add string to all elements of list"
.
.##
.# A function that returns a function, taking a function as argument.
.def allapply(fn):
. def f(seq): return map(fn, seq)
. return f
.
.def add_string_to_element(stringval):
. def f(x): return x + stringval
. return f
.
.add_string_to_all = allapply(add_string_to_element('mystring'))
.
.print add_string_to_all(['d:', 'c:\windows\\','something/'])
this outputs:
['d:mystring', 'c:\\windows\\mystring', 'something/mystring']
--
look Ma, no for and no lambda!
-- Will Stuyvesant
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