Hello list
I love the "new" unpacking generalisations as of pep448. And I found
myself using them rather regularly, both with lists and dict.
Today I somehow expected that [*foo for foo in bar] was equivalent to
itertools.chain(*[foo for foo in bar]), which it turned out to be a
SyntaxError.
The dict equivalent of the above might then be something along the
lines of {**v for v in dict_of_dicts.values()}. In case the values
(which be all dicts) are records with the same keys, one might go and
prepend the keys with their former keys using
{
**dict(
("{}_{}".format(k, k_sub), v_sub)
for k_sub, v_sub in v.items()
) for k, v in dict_of_dicts.items()
}
Was anyone able to follow me through this?
cheers!
mar77i
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