Can I do this faster?
Alain TESIO
alain at onesite.org
Wed Aug 9 15:39:45 EDT 2000
Hello,
I think there is no magical trick to speed it up with this structure.
You should create (and modify it when s.__rowDict is modified) a dictionary having
s.__rowDict[key]['data'] as a key.
It's similar to creating an index in a database (unique as you don't seem to worry about
diplicates) :
index={}
for key in s.__rowDict.keys():
index[s.__rowDict[key]['data']]=key
When you have this index, this uses a hash and is immediate :
def __GetRowID (index, row):
if index.has_key(row):
return index[row]
Alain
On Wed, 09 Aug 2000 08:35:58 +0200, Horst Gassner <horst at proceryon.at> wrote:
>Hello!
>
>The following code is executed very often in my program and I would be
>happy if someone could help me to speed this up.
>
>def __GetRowID (s, row):
> for key in s.__rowDict.keys():
> if s.__rowDict[key]['data'] == row:
> return key
>
>Thanx in advance
>Horst
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