Michael O'Keefe wrote:
> I'd like to see a built-in shorthand to allow me to
> chain method calls even when a method call does not explicity
> return a reference to the instance of the object (self).
> def newFunc02():
> return NewList([8,9,7,1]).self_('sort').self_('reverse').self_('pop',0)
My thought is that you're trying to write programs
in some other language using Python.
If you really want all that on one line, you can
do it already:
x = NewList([8,9,7,1]); x.sort(); x.reverse(); return x.pop(0)
which is just as compact and doesn't suffer from
the weirdness of passing method names in as quoted
strings.
--
Greg
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