Post your brainfucks

I've been turning Python's statements into expressions and such. Think of it like a mini-mini-Lisp built on top of Python. I'll post some code for shits and laughs. This post will have the "plambda" module, and the next three posts will be alternative implementations of a simple function using a simple algorithm to return primes in a list within a given range.

Of course, the function versions are 10 and 9.3 times slower than the native version, and their syntax is insane due to explicit lambdas, but it was fun to try.

This is plambda.py:


class Break (Exception):
    pass

class Continue (Exception):
    pass


def lazy(v):
    if callable(v):
        return v()
    else:
        return v
       
       
def Pass(*a):
    pass       


def Do(*fns):
    ret = None
    for fn in fns:
        ret = lazy(fn)
    return ret
   

def If(condfn, ltrue, lfalse=None):
    if condfn():
        return lazy(ltrue)
    else:
        return lazy(lfalse)


def Unless(condfn, ltrue, lfalse=None):
    if not condfn():
        return lazy(ltrue)
    else:
        return lazy(lfalse)
       
       
def While(condfn, *fns):
    ret = None
    while condfn():
        try:
            ret = Do(*fns)
        except Continue:
            pass
        except Break:
            break
    return ret
       
       
def Until(condfn, *fns):
    ret = None
    while not condfn():
        try:
            ret = Do(*fns)
        except Continue:
            pass
        except Break:
            break
    return ret
       
       
def DoWhile(*fns): #last fns is condfn
    condfn = fns[-1]
    fns = fns[:-1]
    while True:
        try:
            ret = Do(*fns)
        except Continue:
            pass
        except Break:
            break
        if not condfn():
            break
    return ret


def DoUntil(*fns): #last fns is condfn
    condfn = fns[-1]
    fns = fns[:-1]
    while True:
        try:
            ret = Do(*fns)
        except Continue:
            pass
        except Break:
            break
        if condfn():
            break
    return ret


def For(literable, *fns):
    ret = None
    for i in lazy(literable):
        try:
            for fn in fns:
                if callable(fn):
                    ret = fn(i)
                else:
                    ret = fn
        except Continue:
            pass
        except Break:
            break
    return ret


def Try(*fns): #Last arg = dict of Except(exception): fn(e)
    dexcept = fns[-1]
    fns = fns[:-1]
    try:
        return Do(*fns)
    except Exception, e:
        if e.__class__ in dexcept:
            return dexcept[e.__class__](e)
        else:
            raise
           
           
def Except(exception):
    return exception.__class__   
   

def TryThese(*fns):
    ret = None
    for fn in fns:
        try:
            ret = lazy(fn)
        except:
            continue
        break
    return ret   
   

def Raise(e):
    raise e

Dammit, my attempt to bring some /prog discussion to /prog has utterly failed.

>>8
THIS is the kind of shit that fored indentation causes you to do.
Uh, if you think I wrote that just to get around forced indentation with parens, you're stupid and should GTFO my /prog.