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"""Logic related to handling dictionaries.

"""

__authors__ = [

  '"Sverre Rabbelier" <sverre@rabbelier.nl>',

  '"Lennard de Rijk" <ljvderijk@gmail.com>',

  ]

def filter(target, keys):

  """Filters a dictonary to only allow items with the given keys.

  Args:

    target: The dictionary that is to be filtered

    keys: The list with keys to filter the dictionary on

  Returns:

    A dictionary that only contains the (key,value) from target that 

    have their key in keys.

  """

  result = {}

  for key, value in target.iteritems():

    if key in keys:

      result[key] = value

  return result

def merge(target, updates, sub_merge=False, recursive=False):

  """Like the builtin 'update' method but does not overwrite existing values.

  Args:

    target: The dictionary that is to be updated, may be None

    updates: A dictionary containing new values for the original dict

    sub_merge: Merge a dict or list present in both target and update

    recursive: Determines whether merge_subdicts is recursive

  Returns:

    the target dict, with any missing values from updates merged in, in-place.

  """

  if not target:

    target = {}

  for key, value in updates.iteritems():

    if key not in target:

      target[key] = value

    elif sub_merge:

      target_value = target[key]

      # try to merge dicts

      if isinstance(value, dict) and isinstance(target_value, dict):

        # the merge becomes recursive by specifying it not only as value

        # to sub_merge but also to recursive

        target[key] = merge(target_value, value,

                            sub_merge=recursive, recursive=recursive)

      # try to merge lists

      if isinstance(value, list) and isinstance(target_value, list):

        target[key] = target_value + value

  return target

def zip(keys, values):

  """Returns a dict containing keys with values.

  If there are more items in keys than in values, None will be used.

  If there are more items in values than in keys, they will be ignored.

  Args:

    keys: the keys for the dictionary

    values: the values for the dictionary

  """

  result = {}

  size = len(keys)

  for i in range(size):

    if i < len(values):

      value = values[i]

    else:

      value = None

    key = keys[i]

    result[key] = value

  return result

def unzip(target, order):

  """Constructs a list from target in the order specified by order.

  Args:

    target: the dictionary to pull the values from

    order: the order of the keys

  """

  return (target[key] for key in order)

def rename(target, keys):

  """Returns a dict containing only the key/value pairs from keys.

  The keys from target will be looked up in keys, and the corresponding

  value from keys will be used instead. If a key is not found, it is skipped.

  Args:

    target: the dictionary to filter

    keys: the fields to filter

  """

  result = {}

  for key, value in target.iteritems():

    if key in keys:

      new_key = keys[key]

      result[new_key] = value

  return result

def split(target):

  """Takes a dictionary and splits it into single-valued dicts.

  If there are any values in target that are a list it is split up

  into a new dictionary instead.

  >>> split({})

  [{}]

  >>> split({'foo':'bar'})

  [{'foo': 'bar'}]

  >>> split({'foo':'bar', 'bar':'baz'})

  [{'foo': 'bar', 'bar': 'baz'}]

  >>> split({'foo':'bar', 'bar':['one', 'two']})

  [{'foo': 'bar', 'bar': 'one'}, {'foo': 'bar', 'bar': 'two'}]

  >>> split({'foo':'bar', 'bar':['one', 'two'], 'baz': ['three', 'four']})

  [{'bar': 'one', 'foo': 'bar', 'baz': 'three'},

  {'bar': 'two', 'foo': 'bar', 'baz': 'three'},

  {'bar': 'one', 'foo': 'bar', 'baz': 'four'},

  {'bar': 'two', 'foo': 'bar', 'baz': 'four'}]

  """

  result = [{}]

  for key, values in target.iteritems():

    # Make the value a list if it's not

    if not isinstance(values, list):

      values = [values]

    tmpresult = []

    # Iterate over all we gathered so far

    for filter in result:

      for value in values:

        # Create a new dict from the current filter

        newdict = dict(filter)

        # And create a new dict that also has the current key/value pair

        newdict[key] = value

        tmpresult.append(newdict)

    # Update the result for the next iteration

    result = tmpresult

  return result

def groupby(target, group_key):

  """Groups a list of dictionaries by group_key.

  """

  result = {}

  for value in target:

    key_value = value[group_key]

    if not key_value in result:

      result[key_value] = []

    result[key_value].append(value)

  return result

def groupDictBy(target, key, new_key=None):

  """Groups a dictionary by a key.

  """

  if not new_key:

    new_key = key

  result = ((k, v[new_key]) for k, v in target.iteritems() if v[key])

  return dict(result)

def identity(target):

  """Returns a dictionary with the values equal to the keys.

  """

  result = [(i, i) for i in target]

  return dict(result)