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I am in a situation, where I want to iterate over a PyObject, without converting the items into julia objects.
My quick and dirty solution was to copy the iterate code and remove the conversion here:
Is there a better way? Would you like a PR that adds a lower level function without conversion (say pyiterate) and makes iterate a stub that just adds convert on top of this function?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am in a situation, where I want to iterate over a
PyObject
, without converting the items into julia objects.My quick and dirty solution was to copy the
iterate
code and remove the conversion here:PyCall.jl/src/pyiterator.jl
Line 37 in ae9bbba
Is there a better way? Would you like a PR that adds a lower level function without conversion (say pyiterate) and makes
iterate
a stub that just adds convert on top of this function?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: