Example #1
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def test_remove():
    assert remove(lambda x: x > 5, range(10)) == [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Example #2
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def remove_end_jobs(udag):
    return {job: tuple(remove(is_end_job, udag[job]))
            for job in remove(is_end_job, udag)}
Example #3
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def remove_jobs_from_sched(sched):
    """ Remove some silly jobs from a schedule """
    pred = lambda x: is_start_job(x) or is_end_job(x)
    return tuple(remove(pred, sched))
Example #4
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def remove_start_jobs(udag):
    return {job: udag[job]
            for job in remove(is_start_job, udag)}
Example #5
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File: master.py Project: cc13ny/ape 
def remove_jobs_from_sched(sched):
    """ Remove some silly jobs from a schedule """
    pred = lambda x: is_start_job(x) or is_end_job(x)
    return tuple(remove(pred, sched))
Example #6
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File: master.py Project: cc13ny/ape 
def remove_end_jobs(udag):
    return {
        job: tuple(remove(is_end_job, udag[job]))
        for job in remove(is_end_job, udag)
    }
Example #7
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File: master.py Project: cc13ny/ape 
def remove_start_jobs(udag):
    return {job: udag[job] for job in remove(is_start_job, udag)}
Example #8
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def test_remove():
    assert remove(lambda x: x > 5, range(10)) == [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]