Ed Singleton wrote:
> On 27/10/05, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Ed Singleton wrote:
>>>Can I pass a block of code that will be executed within the function's
>>>scope?
>>
>>Yes, you can define a function within traverse() and pass that function to
>>things_to_do(), but I don't know
Ed Singleton wrote:
> Wow, thanks again, Kent.
>
> If my understanding of functions in Python is correct, then the
> do_something() function won't have access to the variables inside
> traverse. Is this right?
Yes, that's right. Python is lexically scoped which means you have access to
variable
Ed Singleton wrote:
> How can I pass a block of code to a function for it to perform within itself?
>
> For example, I wrote a small function that recurses through a
> directory structure but keeps a track of the depth:
>
> What I want to do is something like:
>
> from path import path
>
> def
How can I pass a block of code to a function for it to perform within itself?
For example, I wrote a small function that recurses through a
directory structure but keeps a track of the depth:
from path import path
def traverse(directory, depth=0):
thedir = path(directory)
for item in the
