def with_iter(iterable): """Wrap an iterable in a with statement, so it closes when consumed. >>> uplines = (line.upper() for line in with_iter(open(path, 'r'))) >>> print('\n'.join(uplines)) """ with iterable: for item in iterable: yield item
def with_iter(iterable): """Wrap an iterable in a with statement, so it closes when consumed. >>> uplines = (line.upper() for line in with_iter(open(path, 'r'))) >>> print('\n'.join(uplines)) """ with iterable: for item in iterable: yield item