RE: RPGV?

["Dennis Lovelady" <iseries@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> > The yield return op code is one of my favorites in its neatness ( and,
> > I think, is unique to C# ). Here is an extension method which returns
> > an IEnumerable interface to a sequence of Int which is parsed from a
> > string of comma separated numbers:
> >
> >    public static IEnumerable<int?> ParseLine(this string InLine)
>
> Steve: The yield statement goes back a long time. I couldn't tell you
> when a programming language first had that kind of feature, but C#
> definitely was not the first. Another commonly used modern language
> with
> yield is Python. But in Python, I wouldn't bother using yield for that
> kind of thing. To convert a comma separated string of numbers into a
> list, I'd code something like this:

Folks, are we still discussing RPG here (on this RPG list)? I cannot tell
anymore.

Dennis Lovelady
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