A question to Python experts:
A generator function somehow stores the internal state (i.e., a
pointer to the current line of code and the value of local variables.
I know how to obtain the *names* of local variables, such as here:
sage: def t(n):
....: for i in range(n):
....: yield i
....:
sage: L = t(100)
sage: L.gi_code.co_varnames
('n', 'i')
Is it possible to retrieve or set the local variables, and perhaps
also the pointer to the current line of code?
Cheers,
Simon
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