Hi everybody out there!
It would be a nice feature of Python syntax providing an operator to
compose a function from another two:
h=f*g . I mean (f*g)(x)=f(g(x).
It would be useful e.g. in the following situation:
dict={ key1 : func1, key2 : f * g, key3 : func3 }
I know the following gives the same result:
dict={ key1 : func1, key2 : lambda x: f(g(x)), key3 : func3 }
But the former one is more elegant. (IMHO)
Zoltan Szalay
szz at philoslabs.com
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