Kristján Valur Jónsson <krist...@ccpgames.com> added the comment:
another trick has been suggested. For hidden iterator objects, such as
stringiter, to actually put them in the "types" module.
in there, we could do something like:
#types.py
stringiter = iter('').__class__
and we would then change the name of the iterator in c to be "types.stringiter".
How does that sound? It _does_ make it necessary for the types module to be
there to help with pickling. The _proper_ fix would be for e.g. stringiter to
live in builtins, next to 'str' that it is iterating over. Any thoughts?
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