class ObjA(object):
def __init__(self, self_id):
self.id = self_id
self.sub_items = []
def __str__(self):
return "objA{id=%d;sub_items=%s}" % (self.id, str(self.sub_items))
__repr__ = __str__
lst = []
a1 = ObjA(1)
a1.sub_items.append(1)
a1.sub_items.append(2)
a2 = ObjA(2)
a2.sub_items.append(3)
lst.append(a1)
lst.append(a2)
result = {a.id: {tmp: a} for a in lst for tmp in a.sub_items}
print result
the result is:
{1: {2: objA{id=1;sub_items=[1, 2]}},
2: {3: objA{id=2;sub_items=[3]}}};
but i want it like:
{1: {1: objA{id=1;sub_items=[1, 2]},
2: objA{id=1;sub_items=[1, 2]}},
2: {3: objA{id=2;sub_items=[3]}}};
something is wrong.
The nested comprehension you are looking for is the following:
{a.id: {tmp: a for tmp in a.sub_items} for a in lst}
# {1: {1: objA{id=1;sub_items=[1, 2]},
# 2: objA{id=1;sub_items=[1, 2]}},
# 2: {3: objA{id=2;sub_items=[3]}}}
Your original version is usually used to create a flat data structure. This leads to the key 1
being assigned a twice, keeping only the second value.
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