Fredrik Lundh wrote: > > greg wrote: > > > The result is smaller source, smaller code, a smaller inner loop, > > > faster decoding, and less discussion on this list. > > > > Can't just out of the loop. One of the possible results of the error is to > > ignore it and continue. Or to insert a particular character and continue. > > of course -- if you decide not to break the loop, just > jump back in. This is getting silly, really ;-) Jumping out of loops is ok, but jumping back in is not: you can never know whether the optimizer rearranges the loop code, so jumping *into* loop constructs is not going to be portable. I'll remove the macro completely and also fix the UTF16 codec which has the same continue problem. -- Marc-Andre Lemburg ______________________________________________________________________ Business: http://www.lemburg.com/ Python Pages: http://www.lemburg.com/python/
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