Nick Coghlan wrote:
> Incidentally, this discussion made me realise the real reason why using a
> lambda to create a named
> function is evil:
>
> Py> def f(): pass
> ...
> Py> f.func_name
> 'f'
> Py> f = lambda: None
> Py> f.func_name
> '<lambda>'
>
> I think I've heard that explanation before, but it never really clicked.
that's nothing you cannot fix, though:
>>> f = lambda: None
>>> f.func_name = "f"
>>> f.func_name
'f'
(only works in 2.4 and later, from what I can tell)
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