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The Python Dict that's better than heroin.
Hi, When I convert a normal dictionary like ```python some_dict = {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3} ``` to an attribute dictionary via ```python from addict import Dict attribute_dict =...
Hi, This PR is enhanced version of #119 , which supports nested key with index/slice, such as 'foo[0].bar' and 'foo.bar[0]'. Like mentioned in previous PR, this change is not backward...
This PR makes it so frozen Dict's can be copied and pickled. Addresses #136 ``` >>> from addict import Dict >>> a = Dict().copy() >>> a.foo.bar {} >>> b =...
Consider this example: ``` >>> a = addict.Dict({'test-id': 123}) >>> a.test-id Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for -: 'Dict' and 'builtin_function_or_method'...
This code used to work (up to 2.3.0), but raises an error in 2.4.0: ```python #!/usr/bin/env python3 from addict import Dict a = Dict().copy() a.foo.bar ``` Output: ``` Traceback (most...
Hi, First, I would like to say thanks for this amazing library! Very useful. While developing on some of my projects, I came across a few times into situations where...
For optimization reasons (e.g. numba), sometimes it's preferred to store some branches of a Dict as namedtuples instead of like normal Dict branches.
aka: being able to access a nested item via an xpath-esque syntax ``` >>> from addict import Dict >>> a = Dict() >>> a.b.c = 10 >>> a.b.d = 20...
All the `__parent`, `__key` and `__missing__` implementation details lead to surprising behaviors, like this one : ``` In [1]: from addict import Dict In [2]: d = Dict() In [3]:...
