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Replacing mew lists with iterators

Posted on May 7, 2010 by [ICR] under Mew

[Disclaimer: The following post is all speculation. None of it will necessarily get implemented] Last time I talked about how to add iterators to mew. However, writing iterators in this way can be a bit of a pain. So how can we make this easier? Generators. Generators allow us to write a function just as [...]

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Adding iterators to mew

Posted on April 30, 2010 by [ICR] under Mew

[Disclaimer: The following post is all speculation. None of it will necessarily get implemented] If you look at lots of the big, modern programming languages (C#, VB.Net, Python, Java, Ruby, Scala, Objective-C and many, many more) one feature they all have in common is some sort of iterator – the ability to iterate over items [...]

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