[portland] Iterating Through Tuples In A List

[Dylan Reinhardt]

On 2/15/08, jason kirtland <jek at discorporate.us> wrote:

> rows = [('HabitatComplexity',2,1,'Decay S-Curve'),
>
>          ('HabitatComplexity',2,2,'Growth S-Curve'),
>          ('SpecialConcern',3,1,'Decay S-Curve'),
>          ('SpecialConcern',3,2,'Bell Curve'),
>          ('SpecialConcern',3,3,'Growth S-Curve'),
>          ('Variety',2,1,'Decay S-Curve'),
>
>          ('Variety',2,2,'Growth S-Curve'),]


Ah... that makes more sense.

If that's what you have, you can also do this, if it helps:

grouper = {}
for row in rows:
    grouper.setdefault(row[0], []).append(row[3])
for comp in grouper.keys():
    print comp
    for subcomp in grouper[comp]:
        print ' - ', subcomp

FWIW,

Dylan
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