Friday, February 12
That Is Not The Way To Do It!
I've mentioned LINQ, Microsoft's attempt to make accessing datasources more idiomatic. And I've mentioned IronPython, Python running on Microsoft's .NET platform. Since LINQ is part of the .NET library, IronPython can use LINQ. So I went looking for examples, and found this:
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I've mentioned LINQ, Microsoft's attempt to make accessing datasources more idiomatic. And I've mentioned IronPython, Python running on Microsoft's .NET platform. Since LINQ is part of the .NET library, IronPython can use LINQ. So I went looking for examples, and found this:
songs = ThenBy(OrderByDesc(
Select(content.Elements(xhtml.ns +'tr'), ScrapeSong),
lambda s: s.added), lambda s: s.artist)
Posted by: Pixy Misa at
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LINQ is definitely designed with the assumption that you either have syntactic sugar for it, or have Extension Methods. Or both, like C#. With the f(of, do) calling convention it's a mess.
Posted by: Intrope at Friday, February 12 2010 01:17 PM (uHQf2)
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Yep. My next post (I promise) will discuss sane ways to do this in Python.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at Friday, February 12 2010 01:32 PM (PiXy!)
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