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[FEATURE] keys_of() method #13
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Yes, I think
Your observation about feature-creep is good. Software and libraries have the tendency of overdoing. See Netscape for example. And the the KISS and YAGNI principles are always valid. I suppose the questions we have to answer to ourselves when we want to add another feature to our class / library / app are:
IMHO the answer to these questions, in this case, are yes, inherent, no. |
Closed per #17 |
Reopening for implementing it also in the C Extension. |
keys_of(value, deep=False)
method should return a generator, that checks infrozendict
values if they are equal tovalue
. If yes, the keys are yielded.If
deep=True
,value
does not match the current value and it's a iterable, that is not an iterator-like or a set-like, the function will search recursively for the value in the iterable and any sub-iterable. If the iterable is a sequence, the indexes of the value is yielded. If it's a map-like, the keys are yielded.Example:
See also #14
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