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...next. ... As an alternative, I propose that object grows a .next() method, which calls __next__ by default. Transition Plan Two additional transformations will be added to the 2to3 translation tool [3]: Method definitions named next will be renamed to __next__. Explicit calls to the next method will be replaced with calls to the built-in next function. For example, x.next() will become next(x). Collin Winter looked into the possibility of automatically deciding whether to perform the sec...
...next() have been proposed but rejected: __next__(), because it corresponds to a type object slot (tp_iternext); and __call__(), because this is the only operation. Arguments against __next__(): while many iterators are used in for loops, it is expected that user code will also call next() directly, so having to write __next__() is ugly; also, a possible extension of the protocol would be to allow for prev(), current() and reset() operations; surely we don't want to use __prev__(), __current__(),...
...next in graph[at]: if next not in dist: dist[next] = [dist[at], next] q.append(next) return dist.get(end) Note that this returns the path in a weird format, e.g., [[['A'], 'B'], 'D']. In particular, len(find_shortest_path(graph, 'A', 'D')) will give the incorrect answer (2, because the outer list is of length 2). This is because append is done as [dist[at], next] instead of dist[at]+[next]. The second method would use ...
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...next(f) while True: line = next(f) if line == "- end -": break data += line yield data would need to be rewritten as: def parser(f): while True: try: data = next(f) while True: line = next(f) if line == "- end -": break data += line yield data except StopIteration: return or possibly: def parser(f): for data in f: ...
...Next member meeting. 7. Python conferences in 2003 1. Last minutes The minutes from February 12th are approved with 4 ayes and two abstentions (Guido moves, Martin seconds). Approval of other minutes is deferred for a month. 2. Reports There were no reports. 3. New members Martin explains the Wiki page recording the application status, and reports that Barry Warsaw requested that new members subscribe themselves to the psf mailing list. Guido suggests that new member...
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...next meeting 6 Django Weekend 7 Management of the PSF’s Web Properties 8 Other Business 9 Adjournment 1 Attendance The following members of the Board of Directors (9 of 11) were present at the meeting: Van Lindberg, Tim Peters, Jesse Noller, Brian Curtin, Jessica McKellar, Alex Gaynor, Brett Cannon, Lynn Root, and Doug Napoleone (joined after minutes were voted on). Also in attendance were Ewa Jodlowska (Se...
...Next board meeting Guido is on vacation from June 21 to July 8, and proposes to hold the next meeting on July 16th rather than the 9th. There are no objections. 7. Adjournment There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 1:48 pm EST.
...next year. It also provides a first test of how dedicated the applicant is. Some projects did Skype or IRC interviews to assess the student's communication ability. Again, I'm not sure PSF projects had issues that this would have solved but I still liked it as an idea. Next year, if I'm admin, I'd really like not to be a mentor. I think there would be value in me being solely focused on admin (in part to implement some of the ideas listed here). Some projects had students create profile pages in...
...Next member meeting Sponsor member payment deadline PSF Member applications received 1) Last minutes Marc-Andre notes the minutes to ASF meetings carry timestamps in them. Jeremy points out a few comments and omissions he feels are out of place in official meeting minutes. The comments are taken into advisement for the next minutes, and Guido will adjust the last minutes to suit and post them for approval to the mailing list. Several points of order were raised, on the...
...next: Self | None: from typing import Self @dataclass class LinkedList(Generic[T]): value: T next: Self | None = None @dataclass class OrdinalLinkedList(LinkedList[int]): def ordinal_value(self) -> str: return as_ordinal(self.value) xs = OrdinalLinkedList(value=1, next=LinkedList[int](value=2)) # Type error: Expected OrdinalLinkedList, got LinkedList[int]. if xs.next is not None: xs.next = OrdinalLinkedList(value=3, next=None) # OK xs.next = LinkedList[int](v...
...next Python, but small enough to not block a Python release for too long. Obviously, projects which are not part of the list also are encouraged to report issues with the next Python and to have a CI running on the next Python version. Incompatible changes The definition here is large: any Python change which cause an issue when building or testing a project. See also the PEP 606: Python Compatibility Version for more examples of incompatible changes. Examples There are different kinds of in...
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...next = self.state_rhs return self def next(self): return self._next() def state_rhs(self): self._temp_rhs = self.rhs.next() self._next = self.state_lhs return self.next() def state_lhs(self): self._temp_lhs = self.lhs.next() self._next = self.state_pair return self.next() def state_pair(self): self._next = self.state_rhs return (self._temp_rhs, self._temp_lhs) This proposal assumes that a corresp...
...next month. 3. Negotiations for AV/Recording contracts will begin this month. AV/Recording is a significant cost for the conference - there will be some potentially heated discussions around this subject. 4. Preparation for the Call for Proposals (Tim Lesher, JKM) for 8/1 launch. The last two PyCon US items reported by Jesse were the "planned for next month" where he provided a list of the current Heads/Staff for PyCon 2012. Chair: Jesse No...
...next couple of weeks. Jeremy reports the following cash flow: Greg Ward donated $50, Kevin Altis donated $100, Matthew Dixon Cowles donated $50. We also received a $500 check from ActiveState for conference sponsorship, a $10,416 check from Yet Another Society for registration fees, and a check from O'Reilly for $100 for sponshorship. The bill for insurance came and it is $500. Kurt DeMaagd from YAS reported on the total collected and the actual bank expenses. We need to double-check his math...
...Next Month None Ongoing Projects PSF Python Brochure Tabled Activities None Issues / Blockages The only issue at the moment is the slow progress in signing up ad and reference entry sponsors. We'd really like to finish the project and go to print. 5.4 Community Relations Report Continued Activities from Last Month PSF at conferences I'll take the EU PSF Conference Kit to PyCon DE 2013 next week. We won't have volunteers to staff the booth, but I'll p...
...next meeting. The Board discussed creating a public relations committee to replace the Python Website committee, but decided not to create such a committee immediately. One question was the distinction between a public relations committee and the Public Support Committee. Von Löwis volunteered to chair a new grant committee. He will present a motion for its creation at the next board meeting. 4. Corporate address The Board agreed that its official address should be changed from its current...
...next meeting. The board re-appointed Deibel as chair of the public support committee. It created a new committee, the infrastrucure project management committee, with Richard Jones, Andrew Kuchling, and Barry Warsaw as initial members. Kuchling was appointed chair of the committee and vice president for infrastructure. The board encourage the committee to make concrete plans for improving python.org infrastructure and to address technical infrastructure broadly. 4. Business items from membe...