15.04.18 19:52, Tim Peters пише:
No, I don't ;-) If I have to catch StopIteration myself now, then I want the entire "white True:" loop in the "try" block. Setting up try/except machinery anew on each iteration would add significant overhead; doing it just once per derived generator wouldn't.
This overhead is around 10% of the time for calling `next(it)`. It may be less than 1-2% of the whole step of mytee iteration.
I have ideas about implementing zero-overhead try/except, but I have doubts that it is worth. The benefit seems too small.
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