def __partially_compact(self):
'''Try to make the NodeSelection a bit more compact.'''
# todo: consider defining a canonic decomposition of a node selection to
# node ranges. This will make a few things easier, like checking
# equality.
first, second = None, None
for (r1, r2) in cute_iter_tools.orderless_combinations(self.ranges, 2):
if r1.start in r2:
second, first = r1, r2
break
elif r2.start in r1:
first, second = r1, r2
break
else:
pass
if first is not None and second is not None:
if second.end in first:
pass
else: # second.end not in first
for current in second:
if current not in first:
break
if current.parent is first.end:
self.ranges.remove(first)
new_range = NodeRange(start=first.start, end=second.end)
else:
new_range = NodeRange(start=current, end=second.end)
self.ranges.append(new_range)
self.ranges.remove(second)
return
else:
raise CompletelyCompact
def all_equal(iterable, exhaustive=False):
'''
Return whether all elements in the iterable are equal to each other.
If `exhaustive` is set to False, it's assumed that the equality relation is
transitive, therefore not every member is tested against every other member.
So in a list of size n, n-1 equality checks will be made.
If `exhaustive` is set to True, every member will be checked against every
other member. So in a list of size n, (n*(n-1))/2 equality checks will be
made.
'''
if exhaustive is True:
pairs = cute_iter_tools.orderless_combinations(iterable, 2)
else: # exhaustive is False
pairs = cute_iter_tools.consecutive_pairs(iterable)
return all(a==b for (a, b) in pairs)