On 22/09/2010 00:10, pyt...@bdurham.com wrote:
Is there a pythonic way to loop through a single iterator from
> multiple places in a loop?
Here's pseudo code for what I would like to do:
for char in some_long_string:
if char == some_char:
for char in some_long_string: <--- using same iterator as above
# continue to pull chars from some_long_string
# until some conditions are met
# repeat above pattern again several times in the loop,
# with iterator access potentially nested
One solution might be to convert some_long_string into a generator
> that pops of a single character at a time?
Is there a simple way wrap a string as a generator or do I need to
> create a custom function for this?
it = iter(some_long_string)
for char in it:
if char == some_char:
for char in it:
# continue to pull chars from some_long_string
# until some conditions are met
# repeat above pattern again several times in the loop,
# with iterator access potentially nested
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