Ian Bicking wrote:
> Which is off-topic here, except to say that a view on the tuple would be
> useful in a way that returning a fancy tuple would not, because it could
> wrap any DB-API-compliant result set.
A wrapper like that could be built quite generically.
Also, better to wrap the whole sequence, I think,
rather than each tuple individually:
results = tableview(mycursor, 'price', 'upc')
for row in results:
print row.price, row.upc
Something for the itertools module, perhaps? (It
would need to be an iterator wrapper, not a
sequence wrapper, to work on DB cursors etc.)
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