This works exactly as you would expect::
from time import sleep
def foo(on='ABC'):
for e in list(on):
sleep(1)
yield e
When I run this on the command line It takes about 3 seconds to
complete and the first letter is shown after 1 second.
But, how do I wrap the function somewhere else::
from time import sleep
def foo(on):
for e in list(on):
sleep(1)
yield e
def wrapper(x):
if x < 0:
return foo('ABC')
else:
return foo('XYZ')
When I run this, variable three letters are shown and it takes 3
seconds for the whole thing to complete. The problem is that the whole
iteration is glogged up in the wrapper() function because the first
letter is shown after 3 seconds and then all letters are shown at the
same time.
How do I wrap functions that return iterators? ...if possible.
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