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November 2, 2011 13:56
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Chained string transformations
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### My question is: is this solution elegant enough? | |
### I mean: if I'm adding several other functions to "clean" my "cell", will it still be "Pythonic"? | |
### e.g.: for f in (func1, func2, func3, func..): stuff = f(stuff) | |
def strip(cell): | |
return cell.strip() | |
def removedblspaces(cell): | |
return u' '.join(cell.split()) | |
def clean(cell): | |
if isinstance(cell, unicode): | |
for f in (removedblspaces, strip): | |
cell = f(cell) | |
return cell | |
return cell |
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@brunobord if you want some kind of pipeline to generate a workflow, I advise you to use generators. I even wonder if you can use decorators in your case:
But it really depends on your data, as always!