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[1696]Reusing iterables
By lc { at } statsbiblioteket { dot } dk on 2006/01/11 02:58:55 Rate
Notice that the user may call iterator ( ) several times. Thus it cannot be based on a stream that you cannot restart, such as a pipe. You must either buffer the whole thing or keep info around that allows you to rebuild it. |
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