Esempio n. 1
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        for thing in ['cat', 1, 'dog', 2, range(0, 3), 0.03]:
            assert thing == id(thing)
            print(thing, id(thing))
        print_h4('Function composition')
        res = compose_hybrid('composition is neat!', f=dictify, g=listify)
        print(res)
        print_h4('Random funcs')
        print(listify('foo'))
        print(dictify('foo'))

        print_h4('Higher order function composition')
        f2 = compose_hybrid_hof(f=listify, g=dictify)
        print(f2('composition yay!'))

        print_h4('Function composition on a "stream" or incoming set')
        res = [compose_hybrid(str(x), f=fooify, g=bazify) for x in range(4)]
        print(res)
        print_h4('Messing around...')
        res = ''.join(res)
        for x in range(4):
            res += compose_hybrid(x, f=fooify, g=bazify)
        print(res)
        res = ''
        for x in range(10):
            # Just to make things interesting...
            res += compose_hybrid(random_dna(), f=delimit, g=prefix)
        print(res)

        composed = f_g(f, g, 4)
        print_simple('Traditional composed example:', composed, newline=False)
Esempio n. 2
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def _handle(data):
    """Quick handler to help with nested tuple comprehensions -- arguments
    are not easily passed using `map`, so this deals with passing them as
    *args, since the map function won't do it automatically."""
    return prnt(*data)


if DEBUG:
    with Section('Python comprehensions'):
        prnt(
            'Dictionary comprehension', {
                'data': {
                    'human_to_robot':
                    {dm.random_dna(): txt.random_binary(4)
                     for _ in range(4)},
                    'robot_to_human':
                    {txt.random_binary(4): dm.random_dna()
                     for _ in range(4)}
                }
            })

        prnt('List comprehension', [x**2 for x in range(10) if x % 2 == 0])
        prnt('List comprehension - nested',
             [[x**y for x in range(1, 4) if x % 2 == 0] for y in range(1, 8)])

        wtf = [[_nested(min=x), _nested(max=y)]
               for x, y in enumerate(range(1, 10))]
        print_h2('List comprehensions - triple nested')
        ppr(wtf)
Esempio n. 3
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    def __enter__(self):
        print('Saving data: {}'.format(self.content))

    def __exit__(self, exception_type, exception_value, traceback):
        map(self._print, self.content)


if DEBUG:
    with Section('Context managers (aka "with")'):
        print_h2('[decorator] with 1 - database save wrapper, simplified')
        with orm_save(FakeDatabase, data={'my': 'fake-data'}) as saved:
            db, data = saved
            for k, data in data.iteritems():
                print('Yielded results: {}'.format(data))

        print_h2('[decorator] with 2 - database save wrapper, simplified')
        with orm_save2(foo='bar', bim='bam') as stuff:
            for data in stuff:
                print('Yielded results: {}'.format(data))

        print_h2('[decorator] nested context managers - save to db + show html')
        stuff = {
            'dna': dm.random_dna(max=20), 'faketrix': dm.random_binary_matrix()}
        with orm_save2(**stuff) as data, to_list(**data) as html:
            print('Saved all data, and converted to html: {}'.format(html))

        print_h2('[class] context manager - save to db + show html')
        with FakeDatabaseSaveHandler(stuff) as data:
            pass
Esempio n. 4
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        for thing in ['cat', 1, 'dog', 2, range(0, 3), 0.03]:
            assert thing == id(thing)
            print(thing, id(thing))
        print_h4('Function composition')
        res = compose_hybrid('composition is neat!', f=dictify, g=listify)
        print(res)
        print_h4('Random funcs')
        print(listify('foo'))
        print(dictify('foo'))

        print_h4('Higher order function composition')
        f2 = compose_hybrid_hof(f=listify, g=dictify)
        print(f2('composition yay!'))

        print_h4('Function composition on a "stream" or incoming set')
        res = [compose_hybrid(str(x), f=fooify, g=bazify) for x in range(4)]
        print(res)
        print_h4('Messing around...')
        res = ''.join(res)
        for x in range(4):
            res += compose_hybrid(x, f=fooify, g=bazify)
        print(res)
        res = ''
        for x in range(10):
            # Just to make things interesting...
            res += compose_hybrid(random_dna(), f=delimit, g=prefix)
        print(res)

        composed = f_g(f, g, 4)
        print_simple('Traditional composed example:', composed, newline=False)