> There are certainly cases where the speedup is tremendous - think of a
> single integer in the first criteria - but then the overall performance
> depends on the real-live queries. If lot's of wildcards are used, you
> might end up slower if the tree-walk takes more time than the
> C-implemented
bullockbefriending bard schrieb:
>> Instead of passing a wild-card tuple like (*,*,*,4,*,*) simply pass the
>> integer you want to match and the position you want to match it in.
>
> for sure. that was more for expository purpose rather than how i was
> planning to go about it.
>
>
>> As a gener
quite so, i rephrased docstring to be:
"""criteria is an iterable containing either '*' instances or strings
of comma-separated integers. e.g. ['*','1,2,3', '11,12']"""
thanks very much for the idea! upon further reflection, this seems to
be a more elegant solution for my case than the ad-hoc g
On Jun 10, 10:32 pm, bullockbefriending bard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> quite so, i rephrased docstring to be:
>
> """criteria is an iterable containing either '*' instances or strings
> of comma-separated integers. e.g. ['*','1,2,3', '11,12']"""
>
> thanks very much for the idea! upon further
On Jun 10, 8:58 pm, bullockbefriending bard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> i have a large collection of python objects, each of which contains an
> integer 6-tuple as part of its data payload. what i need to be able to
> do is select only those objects which meet a simple tuple element
> wildcard mat
> Instead of passing a wild-card tuple like (*,*,*,4,*,*) simply pass the
> integer you want to match and the position you want to match it in.
for sure. that was more for expository purpose rather than how i was
planning to go about it.
> As a generator expression:
>
> (obj for obj in list_of_
Diez B. Roggisch schrieb:
> bullockbefriending bard schrieb:
>> i have a large collection of python objects, each of which contains an
>> integer 6-tuple as part of its data payload. what i need to be able to
>> do is select only those objects which meet a simple tuple element
>> wildcard matching
bullockbefriending bard schrieb:
> i have a large collection of python objects, each of which contains an
> integer 6-tuple as part of its data payload. what i need to be able to
> do is select only those objects which meet a simple tuple element
> wildcard matching criterion. e.g. given the follow
On Sun, 10 Jun 2007 03:58:44 -0700, bullockbefriending bard wrote:
> i have a large collection of python objects, each of which contains an
> integer 6-tuple as part of its data payload. what i need to be able to
> do is select only those objects which meet a simple tuple element
> wildcard matchi
i have a large collection of python objects, each of which contains an
integer 6-tuple as part of its data payload. what i need to be able to
do is select only those objects which meet a simple tuple element
wildcard matching criterion. e.g. given the following python objects:
object A include
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