I'm trying to sort a list of objects in python into a dictionary of lists via a property of the objects in the original list
I've done it below, but this feels like something I should be able to do using a dictionary comprehension?
for position in totals["positions"]:
if not hasattr(totals["positions_dict"], position.get_asset_type_display()):
totals["positions_dict"][position.get_asset_type_display()] = []
totals["positions_dict"][position.get_asset_type_display()].append(position)
Some self improvements
totals["positions_dict"] = {}
for position in totals["positions"]:
key = position.get_asset_type_display()
if key not in totals["positions_dict"]:
totals["positions_dict"][key] = []
totals["positions_dict"][key].append(position)
You could use itertools.groupby
and operator.methodcaller
in a dict comprehension:
from operator import methodcaller
from itertools import groupby
key = methodcaller('get_asset_type_display')
totals["positions_dict"] = {k: list(g) for k, g in groupby(sorted(totals["positions"], key=key), key=key)}
Using a defaultdict
as suggested by @Jean-FrançoisFabre allows you to do it with a single call to get_asset_type_display()
in one loop:
from collections import defaultdict
totals["positions_dict"] = defaultdict(list)
for position in totals["positions"]:
totals["positions_dict"][position.get_asset_type_display()].append(position)
Haven't tested this, because I don't have your data. And I think it's rather ugly, but it just may work:
totals ['positions_dict'] = {
key: [
position
for position in totals ['positions']
if position.get_asset_type_display () == key
]
for key in {
position.get_asset_type_display ()
for position in totals ['positions']
}
}
But I would prefer something very simple, and avoid needless lookups / calls:
positions = totals ['positions']
positions_dict = {}
for position in positions:
key = position.get_asset_type_display ()
if key in positions_dict:
positions_dict [key] .append (position)
else:
positions_dict [key] = [position]
totals ['positions_dict'] = positions_dict
positions = totals ['positions']
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