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#
from treedict import TreeDict
t = TreeDict()
# Attribute-style and dict-style setting are interchangable.
t["run.action"] = True
t.run.time_of_day = "Morning"
# Intermediate branches are implicitly created
t.programmer.habits.morning = ["drink coffee", "Read xkcd"]
# read_xkcd is implicitly created here, but isn't really part of the
# tree until later
t.action = t.read_xkcd
# This attaches the dangling branch read_xkcd above
t.read_xkcd.description = "Go to www.xkcd.com and read."
t.read_xkcd.expected_time = "5 minutes."
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# Dict example
from treedict import TreeDict
d = {"x": 1, "y": 2, "a.b.x": 3, "a.b.c.y": 4}
t = TreeDict()
t.update(d)
print t.makeReport()
from treedict import TreeDict
########################################
#
from treedict import TreeDict
t = TreeDict()
# Attribute-style and dict-style setting are interchangable.
t["run.action"] = True
t.run.time_of_day = "Morning"
# Intermediate branches are implicitly created
t.programmer.habits.morning = ["drink coffee", "Read xkcd"]
# read_xkcd is implicitly created here, but isn't really part of the
# tree until later
t.action = t.read_xkcd
# This attaches the dangling branch read_xkcd above
t.read_xkcd.description = "Go to www.xkcd.com and read."
t.read_xkcd.expected_time = "5 minutes."
########################################
# Dict example
from treedict import TreeDict
d = {"x" : 1, "y" : 2, "a.b.x" : 3, "a.b.c.y" : 4}
t = TreeDict()
t.update(d)
print t.makeReport()
from treedict import TreeDict
