I'm under the impression that, unlike C++, Python has it's own garbage collecting system so when you stop using i, i is trashed and no longer worried about. I know that in languages like C++, you have to account for variable tracking and removal yourself, but python is pretty nice that way.
Brandon L. Harris On Dec 18, 3:04 am, viktoras <[email protected]> wrote: > hi, > it's not really maya related, but got me curious: > > for i in range(self.steps): > self.runRelaxStep() > > this piece of code is giving me "unused variable i" warning in my IDE > (eclipse+pydev), which > is kinda true - i don't use "i", but i must have it for for-loop to be > valid statement. > now it's not really a big deal, but is there any other language > construct that does not require > temporary variable for this kind of loop ("repeat X times")? > > -- > viktoraswww.neglostyti.com -- http://groups.google.com/group/python_inside_maya
