On Oct 3, 2005, at 1:53 AM, Piet Delport wrote:
> For generators written in this style, "yield" means "suspend
> execution of the
> current call until the requested result/resource can be provided", and
> "return" regains its full conventional meaning of "terminate the
> current call
> with a g
On 10/4/05, Piet Delport <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One system that could benefit from this change is Christopher Armstrong's
> defgen.py[1] for Twisted, which he recently reincarnated (as newdefgen.py) to
> use enhanced generators. The resulting code is much cleaner than before, and
> closer to
PEP 255 ("Simple Generators") closes with:
> Q. Then why not allow an expression on "return" too?
>
> A. Perhaps we will someday. In Icon, "return expr" means both "I'm
>done", and "but I have one final useful value to return too, and
>this is it". At the start, and in the absence of com
PEP 255 ("Simple Generators") closes with:
> Q. Then why not allow an expression on "return" too?
>
> A. Perhaps we will someday. In Icon, "return expr" means both "I'm
>done", and "but I have one final useful value to return too, and
>this is it". At the start, and in the absence of com
