Samuele Pedroni wrote:
well, I think some people desire a more streamlined way of writing code
like:
def f(...)
...
def g(...)
...
x = h(...,f,g)
Using the recently-proposed 'where' facility, this could
be written
x = h(..., f, g) where:
def f(...):
...
def g(...):
...
Of course if the functions then are
allowed to change the surrounding bindings this could be used for
resource release issues etc.
Yes, rebinding in the surrounding scope is the one thing
that style wouldn't give you
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