behzad nouri added the comment:
> That works for builtin types but not for user defined classes
> Rather than using PyIter_Check(), extensions should just call next() on
> object and see whether it succeeds
but then, what would be the use case of PyIter_Check outside of py
New submission from behzad nouri:
- python 2 only, not reproducible on python 3
Attached file makes an extension module which just returns PyIter_Check value
on passed object.
Calling the function with an object of type "instance" returns true, even
though the object is no
