achrist at easystreet.com wrote:
The yield statement looks to be a big step toward some kind of
lightweight concurrency-oriented programming in python. Is there
any similarly nice way to do the opposite of yield, just sit around
(perhaps in the middle of a loop) and wait until some other routine
(unknown to the waiting module) hurls a value in?
The yield statement looks to be a big step toward some kind of
lightweight concurrency-oriented programming in python. Is there
any similarly nice way to do the opposite of yield, just sit around
(perhaps in the middle of a loop) and wait until some other routine
(unknown to the waiting module) hurls a value in?
generator.next()
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