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[Tim Cook <timothywayne.cook@xxxxxxxxx>]

Okay, so I first started programming in 1976.  

As I recall, in this area there was an issue with knowing (in advance)
how big the terminology was, what the keys were to be used and something
else.  Anyway, the 'break' didn't work as expected in the 'for'
construct (as Roger suggests) when I started with that.  Maybe it was my
implementation?   Just some things to think about.  I'd be happy to look
at this again and discuss it with the person that takes it on to clean
it up a bit.

--Tim


On Tue, 2009-03-24 at 14:11 +0100, Roger Erens wrote:
> In app.py the Import<terminology> view classes use a C-like construct
> 
> n=len(vocab)
> x=0
> while x<n:
> 	<add the term to the container>
> 	x+=1
> 
> which IMHO could be replaced by
> 
> for term in vocab:
> 	<add term to the container>
> 
> 
> Optionally use enumerate() in order to obtain an index that can be used
> to show the progress of the importing in an AJAX-like widget.
> 
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