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Thinking aloud: Python three+ different ways of achieving this pseudo-piping. Decorators, functional-programming and sub-classing. However overloading the operators is easiest done via a subclass. In Algol (I believe) functional-programming must be used.
Thinking again: In the case of the above python sketch, records are processed one at a time, and ''cat'' stops while ''grep'' does its work on that particular record. So ''cat'' & ''grep'' are not ''exactly'' "concurrent". Is there a name for this kind of programming? I know of examples of this in application/utility programs (eg X-Windows and GTK) where the trick is using a "run-loop". A better description might be "collateral programming" (or co-programming) instead of "concurrent programming"?
[[User:NevilleDNZ|NevilleDNZ]] 00:04, 14 September 2011 (UTC)▼
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