12340147b0
- remove single string initialization style - take list of strings instead - store list in the type for fast lookup
51 lines
880 B
Python
51 lines
880 B
Python
try:
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from collections import namedtuple
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except ImportError:
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from _collections import namedtuple
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T = namedtuple("Tup", ["foo", "bar"])
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# CPython prints fully qualified name, what we don't bother to do so far
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#print(T)
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t = T(1, 2)
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print(t)
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print(t[0], t[1])
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print(t.foo, t.bar)
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print(len(t))
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print(bool(t))
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print(t + t)
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print(t * 3)
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print([f for f in t])
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print(isinstance(t, tuple))
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try:
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t[0] = 200
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except TypeError:
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print("TypeError")
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try:
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t.bar = 200
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except AttributeError:
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print("AttributeError")
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try:
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t = T(1)
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except TypeError:
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print("TypeError")
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try:
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t = T(1, 2, 3)
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except TypeError:
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print("TypeError")
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# Try single string
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# Not implemented so far
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#T3 = namedtuple("TupComma", "foo bar")
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#t = T3(1, 2)
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# Try single string with comma field seperator
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# Not implemented so far
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#T2 = namedtuple("TupComma", "foo,bar")
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#t = T2(1, 2)
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