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There's a frequent idiom I noticed where an iterable is split up into a number of chunks/batches. Unfortunately that method does not work with iterators like dict.keys() in python3. This implementation works with iterators. Signed-off-by: Adrian Tschira <nota@notafile.com> |
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| .. | ||
| caches | ||
| __init__.py | ||
| async.py | ||
| distributor.py | ||
| file_consumer.py | ||
| frozenutils.py | ||
| httpresourcetree.py | ||
| jsonobject.py | ||
| logcontext.py | ||
| logformatter.py | ||
| logutils.py | ||
| manhole.py | ||
| metrics.py | ||
| module_loader.py | ||
| msisdn.py | ||
| ratelimitutils.py | ||
| retryutils.py | ||
| rlimit.py | ||
| stringutils.py | ||
| threepids.py | ||
| versionstring.py | ||
| wheel_timer.py | ||