if a != b:
return False
return True
def animalGenerator():
yield "cat"
yield "dog"
yield "mouse"
for i in animalGenerator():
assert i in ("cat", "dog", "mouse")
assert isinstance(i, str)
for i in untrusted.iterator(animalGenerator()):
assert i in ("cat", "dog", "mouse")
assert isinstance(i, untrusted.string)
it = untrusted.iterator(animalGenerator())
# an iterator always returns itself
assert iter(it) is it
assert same(untrusted.string("cat"), next(it))
assert same(untrusted.string("dog"), next(it))
assert same(untrusted.string("mouse"), next(it))
try:
_ = next(it)
raise AssertionError
def __reversed__(self):
# underlying str doesn't have __reversed__ for us to wrap
return untrusted.iterator(reversed(self.value))
def __iter__(self):
yield from untrusted.iterator(self.obj, valueType=self._valueType)
def __iter__(self):
return untrusted.iterator(self.obj, valueType=self._valueType)
def _to_untrusted_iterator(xs, _keyType, valueType):
return untrusted.iterator(xs, valueType=valueType)
import untrusted
# untrusted.iterator example
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is a simple iterator type for a single step over any iterable of
# untrusted values.
# The default type is an iterator of untrusted.strings
# it = untrusted.iterator(open("example.txt"), valueType=untrusted.string)
# Or, more simply,
it = untrusted.iterator(open("example.txt"))
print("repr(it): %s" % repr(it))
for i in it:
print("repr(i): %s" % repr(i))
# You can come up with more complicated types, e.g. nested lists.
someValues = [
["cat", "dog", "zebra"],
["apple", "pear", "pineapple"],
["green", "red", "rainbow", "<span color=\"green\">red</span>"]
]
myIteratorType = untrusted.iteratorOf(untrusted.iterator)