Mark Dickinson wrote:
I often find myself needing a 'concat' method that turns a list of lists (or iterable of iterables) into a single list; itertools.chain does this quite nicely. But I don't think I've ever encountered a need for the full recursive version.
You're most probably right in this; however, my main goal here was finding 'more Pythonic' way of doing this and learning this way rather than the practical purpose of flattening deeply nested lists.
Regards, mk -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
