Hi,
Following are my files.
In the format:
Filename
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content
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config1.txt
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#DataBase Repository file
dbRepository = omsa_disney.xml
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config2.txt
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# Configfile for sendmail
[Sendmail]
userprefix = testuser
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pyConfig.py
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import re
def pyConfig():
fhandle = open( 'config1.txt', 'r' )
arr = fhandle.readlines()
fhandle.close()
hash = {}
for item in arr:
txt = item.strip()
if re.search( '^\s*$', txt ):
continue
if re.search( '^#.*$', txt ):
continue
if not re.search( '^\s*(\w|\W)+\s*=\s*(\w|\W)+\s*$', txt ):
continue
hash[txt.split( '=' )[0].strip().lower()] = txt.split( '='
)[1].strip()
print hash['dbrepository']
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pyConparse.py
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from ConfigParser import ConfigParser
def pyConParse():
configparser = ConfigParser()
configparser.read('config2.txt')
print configparser.get('Sendmail','userprefix')
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Question is:
How do I compare the performance of pyConfig.py vs pyConparse.py using
timeit module?
I tried it as the way it is mentioned in the example, but when I do
Timer("pyConfig()","from __main__ import pyConfig"), it imports
pyConfig in infinite loop. ( How does the python doc example on timeit
work? Anyone tried it?)
I just need to compare pyConfig.py and pyParse.py. ( And as general
question x.py and y.py)
How I can do it? Please consider this as a newbie question as well.
Thanks,
Senthil
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