K
Konstantin Veretennicov
Don't you think an iterator version of str.split() could be handy
in some cases?
You may have to split() quite a long string, but really need only
one chunk at a time, not entire list at once (looks like a typical
use case for iterator/generator).
I am well aware of re.finditer(), but that means pulling out regex
bigguns, which may be undesirable.
Has there been any discussion of this topic that i missed?
Do you think introduction of string methods isplit()
and isplitlines() would be worth it? With v2.3 itertools and
v2.4 generator expressions the "lazy" trend is obvious.
- kv
in some cases?
You may have to split() quite a long string, but really need only
one chunk at a time, not entire list at once (looks like a typical
use case for iterator/generator).
I am well aware of re.finditer(), but that means pulling out regex
bigguns, which may be undesirable.
Has there been any discussion of this topic that i missed?
Do you think introduction of string methods isplit()
and isplitlines() would be worth it? With v2.3 itertools and
v2.4 generator expressions the "lazy" trend is obvious.
- kv