[Nick Coghlan]
> If itertools was a hybrid module, the handy 3-4 liners could go in the Python
> section, with the heavy lifting done by the underlying C module. The Python
> equivalents to the current C code could also be placed in the hybrid module
> (as
> happens with some of the other hybrid m
I can't really imagine Raymond liking this idea, and I have a feeling the idea
has been shot down before. However, I can't persuade Google to tell me anything
about such an occasion, so here goes anyway. . .
The utilities in the itertools module can easily be composed to provide
additional usef
