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That's not a requirement of anonymous callbacks. That's just a symptom of poor coding standards. It can happen in Python too.
by pyre 9y ago
That's not a requirement of anonymous callbacks. That's just a symptom of poor coding standards. It can happen in Python too.
- mixmastamyk 9y agoAnd yet the two go hand in hand. Have never seen it in Python, though have never used twisted either.
- pyre 9y ago> And yet the two go hand in hand. It's a tool that can be abused. Saying that the number of tools available should be limited so that they can't be abused seems counter-productive.
- mixmastamyk 9y agoThe trend toward limiting ultimately counter-productive language flexibility is getting stronger, not weakening. See static typing, golang, and functional languages.