Doing weird things with dicts.
Project description
This package offers a base implementation as well as several examples of “normalized dicts”.
A normalized dict is a python dictionary subclass whose keys are normalized through a particular function prior to insertion/modification/deletion.
Examples
The example classes provided include:
A dict whose normalization function can be passed in the constructor (and changed on-the-fly),
A case-insensitive dict,
a dict whose keys are truncated to a given length,
a dict whose keys are computed modulo N, where N is a given int.
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