Anyone know a common-words list for IT terminology?
I need them for help in building a tag cloud which needs to include IT terms like java, testing, versioning, patterns, agile etc etc. Need a few hundred words at least. ...
I need them for help in building a tag cloud which needs to include IT terms like java, testing, versioning, patterns, agile etc etc. Need a few hundred words at least. ...
For example, let's say I have to dictionaries: d_1 = {'peter': 1, 'adam': 2, 'david': 3} and d_2 = {'peter': 14, 'adam': 44, 'david': 33, 'alan': 21} What's the cleverest way to check whether the two dictionaries contain the same set of keys? In the example above it should return False because d_2 contains the 'alan' key, which d_1...
Why when I call a function like this : function(request, **form.cleaned_data) I can send form's data as a dictionary, but when I try doing like this : data = **form.cleaned_data I'm getting error ? ...
In my function I read user's data from session and store them in a dictionary. Next I'm sending it to 'register' function from registration.backend but the function somehow get's it empty and a KeyError is thrown. Where are my data gone ? The code from function calling 'register' function : data = request.session['temp_data'] email = da...
Let's say I have an XML file as follows. <A> <B> <C>"blah"</C> <C>"blah"</C> </B> <B> <C>"blah"</C> <C>"blah"</C> </B> </A> I need to read this file into a dictionary something like this. dict["A.B1.C1"] = "blah" dict["A.B1.C2"] = "blah" dict["A.B2.C1"] = "blah" dict["A.B2.C2"] = "blah" But the format of the dict doesn...
I have some deeply randomly nested dictionary as follows. {'CompilationStatistics': {'CodeGeneration': {'EndTime': '2010-04-21T14:03:11', 'StartTime': '2010-04-21T14:03:11', 'StepList': {'EliminatingDuplicates': {'EndTime': '2010-04-21T14:03:11...
If I have a dictionary named ref as follows ref = {} ref["abc"] = "def" I can get "def" from "abc" def mapper(from): return ref[from] But, how can I get from "def" from "abc"? def revmapper(to): ??? ...
At the moment I am creating new instance of both View and ViewModel and assign view.DataContext = vm in the application in the handler of 'Startup' application event In the http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd419663.aspx in the "Applying a View to a ViewModel" chapter I've read that it would be a good idea to bind ViewModel objec...
I need to concatenate string to an existing one as follows. for k,v in r.iteritems(): tableGenString += "%s %s, " % (k, what_type(v)) The problem is that for the last item the comma(',') should not be added. How can I check if k,v is the last item? Added The example is a simplified version of the real code as follows. for k,v ...
Hi, how to send the Dictionary as querystring and receive on another page in same type Dictionary. please guide me . ...
I just learned about list comprehension, which is a great fast way to get data in a single line of code. But something's bugging me. In my test I have this kind of dictionaries inside the list: [{'y': 72, 'x': 94, 'fname': 'test1420'}, {'y': 72, 'x': 94, 'fname': 'test277'}] The list comprehension s = [ r for r in list if r['x'] > 92...
I'm having an issue with sorting a list that contains a dict. Currently I am sorting it by a key called 'title' with the following line: list.sort(key=operator.itemgetter('title')) The problem with this is that some of my data gets sorted looking like this: title_text #49 title_text #5 title_text #50 How would I go about sorting it...
Is there something similar to CollectionAssert.AreEquivalent() that works with nested collections? The following code... CollectionAssert.AreEquivalent ( new Dictionary<int, Dictionary<int, string>> { { 1, new Dictionary < int, string > { { 10, "foo" }, { 11, "bar" }, { 12, "spam" } } }, { 2, new Dictionary < i...
Hi I have been working to build a complex data structure which would return a dictionary. Currently that class return string object of the form { cset : x, b1 : y, b2 : z, dep : { cset : x1, b1 : y1, b2 : z1, dep : { cset : ...
I need to use a list pulled from sql, list is built from Dictionary<Int32, String> measurementTypes = this.GetIndicatorTypes(MeasurementTypeFilter.All); is ther a way to retrive the key using the string. Something like TypeID = measurementTypes.contains("GEN"); ...
In my script I build a dictionary of keys(albums) mapped to artists(values) so that I can do a quick lookup of what artists made what albums. However, I want the user to be able to find all albums which contain a substring. For example a search on "Light" should return [Light Chasers] = Cloud Cult and also [Night Light] = Au Revoir Sim...
I want to unique duplicate values in a dict. It looks like this: d = { "a":1, "b":2, "c":2, "d":3, "e":4, "f":5, "g":1, "h":2, "i":2, "j":1, "k":1} Here is what I did: # sort and unique the dict values obj = d.values() K = [] K = sorted(list(zip(*[(x,K.append(x)) for x in obj if not x in K])[0] V=[] for v1 in L: V.append([k f...
My app has a lot of different lookup values, these values don't ever change, e.g. US States. Rather than putting them into database tables, I'd like to use enums. But, I do realize doing it this way involves having a few enums and a lot of casting from "int" and "string" to and from my enums. Alternative, I see someone mentioned using...
Hi, I am writing a simple generic update extension for IEnumerable, this method used to join given 2 List of business objects or dictionaries using the given keys and updating the specific field. public static void Update<TOuter, TInner, TKey>(this IEnumerable<TOuter> outer, IEnumerable<TInner> Inner, Func<TOuter, TKey> OuterKeySelecto...
Question: I use a serializable dictionary class, found at http://weblogs.asp.net/pwelter34/archive/2006/05/03/444961.aspx , to serialize a dictionary. It works fine with the example class below. <System.Xml.Serialization.XmlRoot("ccl")> _ Public Class ccl <System.Xml.Serialization.XmlElement("name")> _ Public xx As String = ""...