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Proposal: Python's dot syntax #2

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qzivli opened this issue Dec 14, 2018 · 0 comments

qzivli commented Dec 14, 2018

Python's dot syntax can be simply defined as a normal procedure. This is an example:

(define (py:dot obj . attrs)
  (define (f obj attr)
    (if (py:has-attr? obj attr)
        (py:get-attr obj attr)
        (errorf 'dot "~s not in ~s" attr obj)))
  (fold-left f obj attrs))


;; time.time.__doc__
(with-python
 (define time (py:import-module "time"))
 (print-python-object (py:dot time "time" "__doc__")))

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