[Python-ideas] Yield-From: Handling of GeneratorExit

I've had another idea about this. Suppose the close() method of a generator didn't complain about reaching a yield after GeneratorExit is raised, but simply raised it again, and continued doing so until either a return occured or an exception propagated out. Seems to me this couldn't do any harm to a well- behaved generator, since it has to be prepared to deal with a GeneratorExit arising from any of its yield points. Yield-from would then no longer have the potential to create broken generators, we wouldn't have to treat GeneratorExit differently from any other exception, and Jacob could have his subgenerators that return values when you close them. -- Greg