PEP 234 little bug?
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer
mickey at tm.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de
Sat Mar 2 18:45:44 EST 2002
Just read through some of the already implemented PEPs.
PEP 234 (iterators) states:
> - It has been proposed that a file object should be its own
> iterator, with a next() method returning the next line. This
> has certain advantages, and makes it even clearer that this
> iterator is destructive. The disadvantage is that this would
> make it even more painful to implement the "sticky
> StopIteration" feature proposed in the previous bullet.
>
> Resolution: this has been implemented.
I can't see a next() in a file object. Shouldn't it be
"Resolution: this has not been implemented." ?
Yours,
:M:
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