I originally wrote Plumb for PHP, which has much more cumbersome lambda notation than Python, so the Python port is less useful; it's more for completeness (I'm

I originally wrote Plumb for PHP, which has much more cumbersome lambda notation than Python, so the Python port is less useful; it's more for completeness (I'm playing with a Haskell version too, which is even less necessary). Since the main point of Plumb is that its syntax is compatible with other languages, we might as well embed it in anything that works :) As a bonus, the Python version will curry everything you give it. This is nice, since non-curried functions are unnecessarily painful to work with, but you could do that without using Plumb.