How to write Inline Functions in Python?

[Chad Netzer]

On Friday 15 November 2002 06:18, Anton Vredegoor wrote:

> def test():
>     A,B,C = Good(),Good(),Good()
>     print A
>     print B
>     print C

   Ah, but (apparently), they don't want to use assignment to create the 
A,B,C names in the module (or local) namespace.  They want to allow extending 
the namespace as a side-effect of a callable object.  This is different from 
what you have (although, totally wierd).

  It sounds like their application is bolting onto another kind of language 
that allows this, and I assume they want to preserve that style of 
programming (for whatever reason).

  Sounds funky...

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