Re: Memory usage in Python?
Hi,
yeah, that is a way, but overloading the map operator would be more efficient. By doing that and accepting a string as comparable, checking if the string equals the map name, you can use the built-in methods of python lists to find the map you're looking for, like:
def find_map(name):
idx = my_map_list.index(name)
if idx >= 0:
return my_map_list[idx]
return NoneTo write a function that finds a certain map, without worrying about the way to walk through those lists yourself.
Just an idea. You can do pretty performant and nice-looking things by simply overloading operators, in whatever language.
Best Regards.
Hijacker
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