def _get_iter(self, _slice, key, get_if_not_present=False):
if key.__class__ not in (tuple, list):
key = (key, )
return _IndexedComponent_slice_iter(
_slice,
_fill_in_known_wildcards(flatten_tuple(key),
get_if_not_present=get_if_not_present))
def _get_iter(self, _slice, key):
if key.__class__ not in (tuple, list):
key = (key, )
return _IndexedComponent_slice_iter(_slice,
_fill_in_known_wildcards(
flatten_tuple(key),
look_in_index=True),
iter_over_index=True)
def _get_iter(self, _slice, key, get_if_not_present=False):
if key.__class__ not in (tuple, list):
key = (key,)
return _IndexedComponent_slice_iter(
_slice,
_fill_in_known_wildcards(flatten_tuple(key),
get_if_not_present=get_if_not_present)
)
def _get_iter(self, _slice, key):
if key.__class__ not in (tuple, list):
key = (key,)
return _IndexedComponent_slice_iter(
_slice,
_fill_in_known_wildcards(flatten_tuple(key), look_in_index=True),
iter_over_index=True
)
def _get_iter(self, _slice, key, get_if_not_present=False):
# Construct a slice iter with `_fill_in_known_wildcards`
# as `advance_iter`. This reuses all the logic from the slice
# iter to walk the call/iter stacks, but just jumps to a
# particular component rather than actually iterating.
# This is how this object does lookups.
if key.__class__ not in (tuple, list):
key = (key, )
return _IndexedComponent_slice_iter(
_slice,
_fill_in_known_wildcards(flatten_tuple(key),
get_if_not_present=get_if_not_present))
