IterHelper Released

I’ve mentioned IterHelper in my last few posts and I’m glad to say that I finally released a version of it that I feel is solid. I’ve run my unit tests on Python versions 2.5 and 2.6 and also on IronPython 2.0 and 2.6.

It doesn’t do anything earth-shattering at this point, but it does have some functions I find particularly useful such as a couple of filter methods and a number of “skip” and “take” methods. For a complete rundown of what it does, just run “help(IterHelper)”

I’ve used LaunchPad to manage my project and the experience has been good thus far. If you want to download it, you’ll need to do so from the trunk. I’m eventually moving to Python eggs, but until I work out the particulars, you’ll have to do include it in your project manually.