On Mon, 2004-05-03 at 09:58, Jewett, Jim J wrote: > Guido van Rossum: > > > My counter to that is that *any* use of genexps where the consumer > > doesn't consume (or discard) the iterator before the next line is > > reached is extremely advanced use. > > This might be worth putting in the PEP and the docs -- We are in rather dire need of docs and a revised PEP. > Normal usage of a generator expression is to immediately consume > the entire sequence, or to discard the remainder. > > If portions of a generator *are* used later, programmers may need > some extra precautions to ensure that all names still have the > desired bindings. There may be a general rule that functions that make use of free variables are best programmed in a functional style, where the function doesn't depend on side-effects to those variables. Jeremy
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