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On 27.08.12 22:17, Ian Kelly wrote: > May I > suggest an alternate approach? Internally tag each set or dict with a > "version", which is just a C int. Every time the hash table is > modified, increment the version. When an iterator is created, store > the current version on the iterator. When the iterator is advanced, > check that the iterator version matches the dict/set version. If > they're not equal, raise an error. Oh, I'm surprised that this strategy is not used yet. I was sure that it is used.
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Re: set and dict iteration Serhiy Storchaka <storchaka@gmail.com> - 2012-09-04 00:46 +0300
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