[Python-Dev] bool(iter([])) changed between 2.3 and 2.4
Raymond Hettinger
raymond.hettinger at verizon.net
Thu Sep 22 07:12:10 CEST 2005
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[Guido] > I strongly feel that this needs to be corrected in 2.5. Iterators > should have neither __len__ nor __nonzero__. Right. I'll get it fixed-up. [Terry Reedy] > I presume there were two reasons: internal efficiency of > preallocations > (list(some_it) for example) [Guido] > This could have been implemented without making the > implementation details public. I see a way to do that by renaming the __len__ method to some private name for internal use. This would preserve the performance gains while still restoring the public API. Raymond
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