Neil Schemenauer wrote:
> For generators, calling __error__ with a StopIteration instance
> would execute any 'finally' block. Any other argument to __error__
> would get re-raised by the generator instance.
This is only one case right? Any exception (including StopIteration)
passed to a generator's __error__ method will just be re-raised at the
point of the last yield, right? Or is there a need to special-case
StopIteration?
STeVe
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