Neil Cerutti schrieb:
> That's not a real difficulty, is it?
>
> CL-USER> (mapcar #'(lambda (x)
> (funcall (nif x p z n)))
> '(0 2.5 -8))
Didn't you forget the #' before p, z and n?
>> CL-USER> (mapcar #'(lambda (x)
>> (nif x (p) (z) (n)))
>> '(0 2.5 -8))
>>
>> "no no"
>> "very positive"
>> "very negative"
>> ("zero" "positive" "negative")
>>
>> And the first example also still works the same way.
>
> That's the part that Python doesn't naturally provide, and I
> believe, Python programmers don't usually want.
Then I have the solution:
they can build their own functional if.
Instead of
if x > 10:
do()
something()
else:
foo()
They can say:
def blah1():
do()
something()
def blah2():
foo()
pythonIF(x > 10,
# then
blah1,
# else
blah)
I personally thought the first version was the Python way.
Now let's admit that
nif number:
pos_then:
p()
zero_then:
z()
neg_then:
n()
is also the Python way. With just one problem: they can't have it.
André
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