On 12/14/2013 12:37 PM, Alan Gauld wrote:
I must admit I'd never even thought of checking the __name__ attribute
of a lambda, I'd kind of just assumed it would be empty (or maybe 'anonymous')!
You are right, Alan, in my view.
any_lambda_func.__name__ == "<anonymous>"
would be a better choice. (And in that case, shortcut imprecise human language
--which is just natural and to be expected-- could not end up saying things that
a lambda's name is lambda [or things that can be interpreted that way when not
fully attentive, which is also natural and to be expected].)
Denis
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