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As discussed in capi-workgroup/problems#1, we have some C API functions that have ambiguous return values, requiring the caller to query PyErr_Occurred() to find out whether there was an error.
We will try to move away from those APIs to alternative ones whose return values non-ambiguously indicate whether there has been an error, without requiring the user to call PyErr_Occurred().
In this issue we will discuss the iterator API. PyIter_Next return NULL for both error and for the iterator being exhausted. PyErr_Occurred() distinguishes between the cases.
As discussed in capi-workgroup/problems#1, we have some C API functions that have ambiguous return values, requiring the caller to query
PyErr_Occurred()to find out whether there was an error.We will try to move away from those APIs to alternative ones whose return values non-ambiguously indicate whether there has been an error, without requiring the user to call
PyErr_Occurred().In this issue we will discuss the iterator API.
PyIter_Nextreturn NULL for both error and for the iterator being exhausted.PyErr_Occurred()distinguishes between the cases.Linked PRs