Question about making effectively lambdas

[CJS Hayward]

I want a function to be called with a specific value if someone clicks on an image.

I have:

    def forward_click():
        display_view(view['neighbors']['Forward'])
    if forward_clickable:
        jQuery('#forward').click(forward_click)

Is this correct? If it is not correct or could be done better, what is a preferred Brython way of making an equivalent to:

if (forward_clickable)

    {

    jQuery('#forward').click(function()

        {

        display_view(view['neighbors']['Forward'])

        });

    }

[Denis Migdal]

At first glance it seems correct.

You can move the def forward_click inside the if if you want to.

Generally, in JS we import JQuery as $, because it's 5 less characters and we are lazy. xD

Though, nowadays, I'm not sure we use JQuery a lot since vanilla JS is now more standardized.

In pure Brython (without using the JS/DOM API), we'd do :
document['forward'].bind('click', ...)

After, do with what you are most confortable with.

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