Here is a cStringIO based version:
class FrankenString:
def __init__(self,string=None):
self.str = StringIO(string)
self.atEnd = False
self.lastidx = 0
self.seek = self.str.seek
self.tell = self.str.tell
def __iter__(self):
while not self.atEnd:
char = self.str.read(1)
idx = self.str.tell()
if self.lastidx == idx:
self.atEnd = True
self.lastidx = idx
yield char
On a string 1024*1024 long the StringIO version takes 10s to iterate
over but do nothing, whereas this one takes 3.1 on my system. Well to
create that string, create the instance and loop over. But since each
variant is doing the same thing I figure it's even. ;)
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