Thomas Lotze wrote:
> Is there a way for multiple StringIO objects to share a buffer of
> data, or do I have to give up on subclassing StringIO for this
> purpose? (An alternative would be a tokenizer class that has a
> StringIO instead of being one and do the file pointer housekeeping
> in there.
Hi,
I want to implement a tokenizer for some syntax. So I thought I'd subclass
StringIO and make my new class return tokens on next().
However, if I want to read tokens from two places in the string in turns,
I'd either need to do some housekeeping of file pointers outside the
tokenizer class (wh
