unpythonic | Supercharge your Python with parts of Lisp and Haskell | Natural Language Processing library
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kandi X-RAY | unpythonic Summary
In the spirit of toolz, we provide missing features for Python, mainly from the list processing tradition, but with some Haskellisms mixed in. We extend the language with a set of syntactic macros. We also provide an in-process, background REPL server for live inspection and hot-patching. The emphasis is on clear, pythonic syntax, making features work together, and obsessive correctness.
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- Evaluate a block .
- Generate continuation functions for the given block body .
- Generate a symbolic expression .
- Lazify a block .
- Return a typing type .
- Lazify lambda .
- Wraps a function f .
- Connect to a remote server .
- Decode a sequence of bytes into a stream .
- Decorator to define a generic function .
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QUESTION
Is there a way to instantiate a child class that inherits all arguments from the parent class AND adds new arguments while:
- keeping the argument order intact;
- not requiring keyword arguments;
- changing with the parent class?
Or is this an unconventional/unpythonic thing to do?
The following minimal-working example should explain my question more clearly.
Thanks in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 09:28You could define the parent class to also use *args
QUESTION
I am trying to create some HTML output with python, but am not able to get the correct formatting. I would like the closure statements of the break tags to not be included. Currently I am able to generate the following HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-12 at 10:11You're right, I didn't see it in the documentation. It would be nice to have a parameter to not include closing tags. Like make the default True, but have a way to change it to False if wanted. I suppose you could just make a simple function to do that though if you were inclined.
But without that, I think you got 3 options here.
- Just use
divas the.new_tag()instead ofbrto get the desired output of having the content on a new line with no extra space. - Since it is a relatively simple task, bypass bs4's
.new_tag()function and just insert your desired tag and string: - Remove the closing tag after adding string to the new tag
Option2:
QUESTION
We have a configuration file that is read and stored as a dictionary, e.g.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 13:02I asked a question about drawing_function but figured I'd put some things down in an answer and update as necessary.
First off do not name a variable type as while it isn't a reserved keyword in python it is a built in function that allows you to determine the type of an object.
Second you say you want to create an instance of a function, are you talking about a functor? Is drawing_function a class? or are you just calling a function with different arguments depending on a config file (this is what your code seems to indicate and what I have assumed)?
The other code in your project will have an impact on the argument list you want to use and how you want to move data around so that the function gets the correct arguments. Your example code looks like you've made config a global variable which I would not recommend.
What if the config file has extra values in it or is missing values? You'd cause an exception I've added a theoretical validation routine.
Some recommended changes to your example code:
QUESTION
I am fairly new to Python programming and I am creating an Apache log parser. I came around a Counter function from 'import collections'. I am trying to reduce the amount of lines, because currently I am counting my IP occurances like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 08:05You can use Counter:
QUESTION
I am trying to convert some Python code into an .exe with PyInstaller. My code uses distutils, which has already caused me some head scratching in the past as it seems to duplicate setuptools functionality, and interacts with it strangely. It e.g. requires an unused import of setuptools to work properly which seems very unpythonic to me.
I need to use both packages inside my project. I import both packages in the order import setuptools; import distutils because the other order throws a warning which is already worrying.
My script runs fine but after I turn it into an exe I get a traceback inside of the suspicious _distutils_hack submodule of setuptools. And yes it just prints a file name with no context.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 18:47A workaround I found was downgrading to
QUESTION
As far as I understand, in Python, comparing the instances of two different classes for equality, does:
- evaluate the
__eq__method of the first instance and return the result - Except if the result is
NotImplemented, then evaluate the__eq__method of the second instance and return the result - Except if the result is
NotImplemented, then compare for object identity and return the result (which is False)
I encountered multiple times situations where a raised Exception would have helped me to spot a bug in my code. Martijn Pieters has sketched in this post a way to do that, but also mentioned that it's unpythonic.
Besides being unpythonic, are there actual problems arising from this approach?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-31 at 13:00Strictly speaking, it is, of course, "unpythonic" because Python encourages duck typing alongside strict subtyping. But I personally prefer strictly typed interfaces, so I throw TypeErrors. Never had any issues, but I can't difinitively say that you will never have any.
Theoretically, I can imagine it being a problem if you find yourself in need to use a mixed-type container like list[Optional[YourType]] and then compare its elements, maybe indirectly, like in constructing set(your_mixed_list).
QUESTION
Maybe my goal and what I try to do here is wrong in the meaning of unpythonic. I am open for any suggestions about that.
My goals- Application (
myapp) with its own tests folder. - A package (
mypackage) with its own tests folder. - The tests for the package should be runable from the application folder and from the package folder.
- The package have implicit and explicit components. The latter need to be imported explicit (e.g. via
import mypackage.mymoduleB). - The package (folder) can be copied (shipped for reuse in other applications?) to other file system locations without loosing its functionality and testabilibty. That is why
testsis inside the package folder and not outside.
That is the folder tree where itest is the name of the project, myapp is the application with an if __name__ == '__main__': in it and mypackag is the package.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 18:01I created an import library a couple of years ago. It works on pathing. I used it to create a plugin system where I could essentially install and import multiple versions of any library (with some limitations).
For this we get the current path of the module. Then we import the package using the path. This library will automatically add the proper path to sys.path.
All you need to do is install pylibimp pip install pylibimp and edit myapp/mypackage/tests/test_all.py
QUESTION
I have built a pixel classifier for images, and for each pixel in the image, I want to define to which pre-defined color cluster it belongs. It works, but at some 5 minutes per image, I think I am doing something unpythonic that can for sure be optimized.
How can we map the function directly over the list of lists?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-23 at 07:41Just quick speedups:
- You can omit
math.sqrt() - Create dictionary of colors instead of a list (that way you don't have to search for the index each iteration)
- use
min()instead ofsorted()
QUESTION
I have a dataframe which contains millions of entries and looks something like this:
Chr Start Alt 1 21651521 A 1 41681521 T 1 41681521 T ... ... ... X 423565 TI am currently trying to count the number of rows that match several conditions at the same time, i.e. Chr==1, Start==41681521 and Alt==T.
Right now I am using this syntax, which works fine, but seems unpythonic and is also rather slow I think.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 15:44QUESTION
I have extracted a series of dates from a database I am storing within a list. Like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 03:52Using the information from this post, you can create a function age like the one below. Note that fmt is simply the format of your date string
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