On Wed, 5 Aug 2009 03:06 pm Nick Daly wrote:
> The problem actually lies in the contract. Generally, the PyContract
> shouldn't affect the return values or in any way modify the code, which
> it doesn't, as long as the function returns a list values (the way the
> code had in fact originally been
On Wed, 5 Aug 2009 03:06 pm Nick Daly wrote:
> The problem actually lies in the contract. Generally, the PyContract
> shouldn't affect the return values or in any way modify the code, which
> it doesn't, as long as the function returns a list values (the way the
> code had in fact originally been
So, just in case any body else runs into this strange, strange
happening, I thought I might as well document it somewhere Google can
find it. Contracts for Python[0] and generators don't necessarily play
well together. This mail comes in three parts, first, the example code
that didn't work at al
