To 'with' or not to 'with': how is the question ?
Huaiyu Zhu
hzhu at yahoo.com
Tue Sep 5 20:55:34 EDT 2000
On Sun, 03 Sep 2000 21:42:33 +0200, Daniel Dittmar <daniel at dittmar.net>
wrote:
>Writing a 'for' when you don't have a loop seems really confusing (just
>because it executes the same dosn't mean it it easily recognized as
>such).
It is in fact very handy in this particular case - I often use this to
simulate the effect of tee, with much higher flexibility, like
#outfiles = [sys.stdout]
outfiles = [sys.stdout, file]
for out in outfiles:
out.write(result)
You can easily manipulate this during the coding/debugging cycle.
You can also pass in outfiles from argument list, etc.
Huaiyu
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