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Functional Python
Here I present a more
complete script
that illustrates how one can use functional python from the linux command line
Using existing functional units within the script
seq 100 | funcpy add
Using user provided expressions
This shows the flexibility of interpretation (scripts) over compilation
Supported by the following construct
code=compile(user_expression,"<expression>","eval")
func=lambda x: eval(code)
echo -e "1234\n433" | funcpy "hex(int(x))[2:]"
#transform nums
echo "1,2,3" | funcpy "int(x.split(',')[1])**2"
#single column
echo "1,2,3" | funcpy "add(int(i) for i in x.split(','))"
#reiterate
echo -e "1\n2\n3" | funcpy "int(x)%2 and x or None"
#filter
echo "12341234.432142" | funcpy '"%g" % float(x)'
#formatting
ls | funcpy --import=base64 "base64.encodestring(x)[:-1]"
#modules
This can be used to integrate larger (user) functions into funcpy