
Functions | |
| def | deleteDoubledInList |
| def | subtractList |
| def | addList |
| def | addOnceEachItem |
| def | getDictRangeSelection |
| def Database.Util.addList | ( | first_list, | ||
| second_list | ||||
| ) |
add each existing element of first_list present
in the second like :
["richard", 4] & ["richard", 8] return ["richard",]
("richard", 4) & ("richard", 8) return ("richard",)
| def Database.Util.addOnceEachItem | ( | first_list, | ||
| second_list | ||||
| ) |
add each existing element of first_list present
in the second like :
["richard", 4] & ["richard", 8] return ["richard",4,8]
("richard", 4) & ("richard", 8) return ("richard",4,8)
| def Database.Util.deleteDoubledInList | ( | ilist | ) |
Delete each already existing object in given ilist
| def Database.Util.getDictRangeSelection | ( | dictionary, | ||
start = None, |
||||
stop = None | ||||
| ) |
This method allow you to obtain a part of a dict
for exemple :
{ "organisation" : (1,2,3), "person:(3,4,5)"}
have 6 item. You could have the first four item by using:
getDictRangeSelection({ "organisation" : (1,2,3), "person:(3,4,5)"},
start = 0
stop = 3)
method will return :
{ "organisation" : (1,2,3), "person:(3,)}
| def Database.Util.subtractList | ( | first_list, | ||
| second_list | ||||
| ) |
subtract each existing element of first_list present
in the second like :
["richard", 4] - ["richard", 8] return [4,]
("richard", 4) - ("richard", 8) return (4,)
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