Curing the FIOC

Infix syntax for Python: https://github.com/JulienPalard/Pipe

euler2 = fib() | where(lambda x: x % 2 == 0) | take_while(lambda x: x < 4000000) | add

>>1
It doesn't cure the FIOC, but it significantly reduces Forced Parenthesisation of code )))))))))))))))))))))). Good job, Julien, you sly dog you!

>>1
What's the difference between this and THE FORCED ONE-LINERIZATION TO AVOID THE FORCED INDENTATION OF CODE?

That shit is still a weak substitute for a real functional programming language.

>>4
But it's cute! I can even see the Pythonistas struggle like babies and say ``when I'll grow up I'll be just like Haskell-niichan, but twice as powerful and functional!''.

Now if FIOC would just have a case/switch statement...

Huh? Doesn't FIOC C code have a case/switch statement? I mean, when I write a case/switch statement in Emacs, the fucking editor will automatically indent the shit.

Shit never mind. I had a brain fart.

I prefer ``In Lisp'' DSL's |>. | is for bitwise or.

>>9
That's from ML. The ``In Lisp'' DSL took many things from it.

>>6
You can still use a dict() with lambdas.

>>10
I rewrote the "Lisp DSL" completely a few times. But I'm too lazy to write more than a few SEXPs a day. Still havent implemented my dream DwarfFortress like RPG in it. I wanted to do some cute AI stuff in it, like player descending into world, that already evaluated for some times and instead of generating character, player is being offered to pick from the persons born in world, based on his query, so he can end up playing a dragon or a cat, with its own generated set of goals and background.

>>5
Fuck, that makes me want to slam my dick viciously into some Pythonista ass so hard.

>>12
I also ripped a ton of oldschool isometric tilesets from Ultima 7 and Faery Tale Adventure, so there should be no problem with game graphics, and this pixealrt graphics allows for easy programmatic recombination and recoloring of parts.

>>14
Write a Starcraft clone in lisp