Returns an iterator over the lines of the file.

file. xreadlines()

This method returns the same thing as iter(file). Usage of this function is deprecated since Python 2.3. File objects are iterators by default now.

Use for line in file instead.

file

#TODO

>>> # test.txt contents:
>>> #ABC AB A
>>> #ABC AB
>>> #ABC
>>> f = open(r'C:\test.txt')
>>> fx = f.xreadlines()
>>> fx.next()
'ABC AB A\n'
>>> fx.next()
'ABC AB\n'
>>> fx.next()
'ABC\n'
>>> fx.next()
StopIteration

#TODO