> Greg Wilson writes: > > This would allow multi-dimensional structures > > (e.g. NumPy arrays) to do things like: > > for (i, j, k) in array: > > and: > > for ((i, j, k), v) in array: # three indices and value > Charles Waldman asks: > And what if I had, for example, a 3-dimensional array where the values > are 3-tuples? Would "for (i,j,k) in array" refer to the > indices or the values? Greg Wilson writes: That would be up to the module's implementer --- my idea was to have the 'for' loop provide more information to the object being iterated over, so that it could "do the right thing" (just as objects do right now with "x[i]"). Greg
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