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docs/tutorial/extend/dataflow.md

@@ -9,6 +9,17 @@ which you can use if your data format is simple.
 In general, you probably need to write a source DataFlow to produce data for your task,
 and then compose it with existing modules (e.g. mapping, batching, prefetching, ...).
 
+The easiest way to create a DataFlow to load custom data, is to wrap a custom generator, e.g.:
+```python
+def my_data_loader():
+  while True:
+    # load data from somewhere
+    yield [my_array, my_label]
+
+dataflow = DataFromGenerator(my_data_loader)
+```
+
+To write more complicated DataFlow, you need to inherit the base `DataFlow` class.
 Usually, you just need to implement the `get_data()` method which yields a datapoint every time.
 ```python
 class MyDataFlow(DataFlow):
@@ -25,9 +36,9 @@ Optionally, you can implement the following two methods:
 
 + `reset_state()`. It is guaranteed that the actual process which runs a DataFlow will invoke this method before using it.
   So if this DataFlow needs to do something after a `fork()`, you should put it here.
-	The convention is that, `reset_state()` must be called once and usually only once for each DataFlow instance.
+  `reset_state()` must be called once and only once for each DataFlow instance.
 
-	A typical situation is when your DataFlow uses random number generator (RNG). Then you would need to reset the RNG here.
+  A typical example is when your DataFlow uses random number generator (RNG). Then you would need to reset the RNG here.
   Otherwise, child processes will have the same random seed. The `RNGDataFlow` base class does this for you.
   You can subclass `RNGDataFlow` to access `self.rng` whose seed has been taken care of.
 
@@ -37,13 +48,14 @@ module, you can take them as a reference.
 
 #### More Data Processing
 
-You can put any data processing you need in the source DataFlow, or write a new DataFlow for data
+You can put any data processing you need in the source DataFlow you write, or you can write a new DataFlow for data
 processing on top of the source DataFlow, e.g.:
 
 ```python
 class ProcessingDataFlow(DataFlow):
   def __init__(self, ds):
     self.ds = ds
+
   def get_data(self):
     for datapoint in self.ds.get_data():
       # do something

tensorpack/dataflow/raw.py

@@ -104,6 +104,7 @@ class DataFromGenerator(DataFlow):
         """
         Args:
             gen: iterable, or a callable that returns an iterable
+            size: deprecated
         """
         if not callable(gen):
             self._gen = lambda: gen