Fix transformation of non-iter dict methods in for loops #120
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Addresses issue #119 - it's not exactly what the author asked for, but I think it's better ;-) For some reason, 2to3 only treats a for loop as a special context for iter* methods, so it will add a list() call to e.g. `for x in d.values()`.
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thanks! I'll try it out and see if it solves my problem. |
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LGTM. |
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Fix transformation of non-iter dict methods in for loops
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Addresses issue #119 - it's not exactly what the author asked for, but I think it's better ;-)
For some reason, 2to3 only treats a for loop as a special context for iter* methods, so it will add a list() call to e.g.
for x in d.values().