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Can't we suppress the yield then? In fact, why are we using yield in this function at all?
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I guess the design (or lack thereof) is based on this loop:
By having
_convert()
and anything it calls yield the stuff just works nicely, because the conversion of a single line may result in more than one line.And rst being rst, it's better to emit the blank line if the conversion fails.
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Hmm, my brain's fried right now tbh, but we only ever yield once per call of
header()
, right? Does yielding yield any gain in that case (pun intended)?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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No,
header()
yields 1-4 lines, depending on the class.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Ah, I see, though I don't think it makes a difference if we were to return in the cases where it yields only once. Anyway, the code is correct, and I get the argument of following a pattern 👍