A Wednesday 22 August 2007, Geoffrey Zhu escrigué:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I am wondering how I can persist a whole tuple into a single column
> of a table. If that is possible, it would be very convenient. I have
> a list
>
> l=[ [('A','V',1), 1.2], [('X','O',1), 11]...]
>
> The tuple is the key of each record. I'd like to put it in a single
> column.
One possibility is using nested records to fake a tuple. Look at the
attached script for an example. Here is the output of the script:
nested_table:
[(('A', ' ', 0), 0.0) (('B', '!', 1), 1.0) (('C', '"', 2), 4.0)
(('D', '#', 3), 9.0) (('E', '$', 4), 16.0) (('F', '%', 5), 25.0)
(('G', '&', 6), 36.0) (('H', "'", 7), 49.0) (('I', '(', 8), 64.0)
(('J', ')', 9), 81.0)]
nested column:
[('A', ' ', 0) ('B', '!', 1) ('C', '"', 2) ('D', '#', 3) ('E', '$', 4)
('F', '%', 5) ('G', '&', 6) ('H', "'", 7) ('I', '(', 8) ('J', ')', 9)]
Bingo! Key found in row # 3 . Value: 9.0
HTH,
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tuple-in-column.py
Description: application/python
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