Hi, Are you aware of the Python operator module? It provides function equivalents of all (most?) python operator. So instead of a==b, you can state operator.eq(a,b). As a result, you can loop over the key/value pairs in the dict and built your logic with the operator.eq, operator.and_, and operator.or_ (notice the trailing underscore to avoid clashing with normal "and" and "or" statements.
Marco -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
