Convert Python iterable to IList and IEnumerable#10879
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Adds support to convert any Python iterable to a list in the context of a function call using the CPython engine. The support is added by relaxing the check in the custom decoder to allow any iterable to come through, not only sequences. This should now allow converting dictionary view types, set and frozenset.
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| l3 = [[1,2],[3,4]] | ||
| # Python list (nested) => .NET IList<IList<>> | ||
| flatennedList = List.Flatten(l3) | ||
| flattenedList = List.Flatten(l3) |
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| var expectedDictionary = new Dictionary<string, int> { | ||
| { "one", 1 }, { "two", 2 }, { "three", 3 }, { "four", 4 } | ||
| }; | ||
| var expectedKeys = new List<string> { "one", "three", "two" }; |
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Is it because List unordered so sequence does not matter here?
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The order is alphabetic
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| dk = List.AddItemToEnd('four', d.keys()) | ||
| dv = List.AddItemToEnd(4, d.values()) | ||
| di = List.AddItemToEnd(('four', 4), d.items()) |
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Did we get all this supported by simply adding the IsIterable?
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Yes. They were all iterable, but we were checking if they were sequences, which they are not. Since our Python.NET code supported all iterables we are good!
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| s = { 'hello' } | ||
| fs = frozenset(s) |
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What is a frozenset?
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It's like an immutable set.
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Got the usual 23 failures related to the visualization tests. Should this be good to go @QilongTang ? |
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@mmisol Sure go for it |
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Purpose
Adds support to convert any Python iterable to an IList or IEnumerable
in the context of a function call using the CPython engine. The decoder
now checks if the PyObject returned is iterable instead of a sequence,
which is supported by the function we are using in Python.NET. Also,
IEnumerable, both generic and non-generic, is declared as a target type
to allow more conversion scenarios.
This should now allow converting dictionary view types, set and
frozenset to IList. It should also allow these and any other types that
are iterable (list, tuple, dictionary) to be converted to IEnumerable.
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