Source code for IMDgroup.common

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"""Common routines used across the sub-libraries."""
import logging

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


[docs] def groupby_cmp(lst, cmp_eq, title_function=None): """Group elements of a list by pairwise comparison. Groups consecutive elements using a caller-supplied equality function. Args: lst: List of elements to group. cmp_eq: Function that takes two elements and returns True if they should belong to the same group. title_function: Optional function that takes an element and returns a string used in log messages. When None, "??" is logged. Returns: list[list]: List of grouped lists. Each sublist contains elements that are pairwise equivalent according to cmp_eq. """ groups = [] def _add_to_groups(item): """Add item to groups, creating a new group if needed. Mutates the enclosing ``groups`` list by side effect. Args: item: Element to place into an existing or new group. """ in_group = False for group in groups: for group_item in group: if cmp_eq(item, group_item): logger.debug( 'Appending %s to existing group', title_function(item) if title_function is not None else "??" ) group.append(item) in_group = True break if in_group: break if not in_group: logger.debug( 'Creating a new group for %s', title_function(item) if title_function is not None else "??" ) # pylint: disable=modified-iterating-list groups.append([item]) for item in lst: _add_to_groups(item) return groups