I am trying to time a function's execution, but I get 'TypeError:
'bool' object is not callable' when I try to run it.
I suspect it is my calling of 'timeloop' with the function name
'lookup' and its associated variables or it could just be some stupid
error on my part.
function 'lookups' was working OK
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks - Richard
===The offending Code =====
#!/usr/bin/python
def timeloop(dofunction,iters=10):
import datetime
print "->-> Start of test", "LOOPS=", iters,
datetime.datetime.now().ctime()
for x in xrange(iters):
print x
dofunction()
print "<-<- End of test", "LOOPS=", iters,
datetime.datetime.now().ctime()
def lookup(recs,patterns):
matchcount = 0
pattcount = 0
for patt in patterns:
if matchcount < pattcount:
break
pattcount += 1
for rec in recs:
# print "PATT:", patt, " REC:", rec, " PATTCOUNT=", pattcount
if patt in rec:
matchcount +=1
break
# print"MATCHCOUNT=",matchcount, "PATTCOUNT=", pattcount
if matchcount == pattcount:
return True
else:
return False
myrecs = ['This is a title for Brian', 'this is detail one for brian',
'this is detail two for brian', 'this is another detail one for
brian']
test1 = ['one', 'nomatch']
test2 = ['one', 'two']
test3 = ['title', 'two', 'nomatcheither']
mypatts = test1
timeloop(lookup(myrecs,mypatts), 10)
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