Source code for bmtk.builder.node_pool

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from ast import literal_eval
from six import string_types


[docs]class NodePool(object): """Stores a collection of nodes based off some query of the network. Returns the results of a query of nodes from a network using the nodes() method. Nodes are still generated and saved by the network, this just stores the query information and provides iterator methods for accessing different nodes. TODO: * Implement a collection-set algebra including | and not operators. ie. nodes = net.nodes(type=1) | net.nodes(type=2) * Implement operators on properties nodes = net.nodes(val) > 100 nodes = 100 in net.nodes(val) """ def __init__(self, network, **properties): self.__network = network self.__properties = properties self.__filter_str = None def __len__(self): return sum(1 for _ in self) def __iter__(self): return (n for n in self.__network.nodes_iter() if self.__query_object_properties(n, self.__properties)) @property def network(self): return self.__network @property def network_name(self): return self.__network.name @property def filter_str(self): if self.__filter_str is None: if len(self.__properties) == 0: self.__filter_str = '*' else: self.__filter_str = '' for k, v in self.__properties.items(): conditional = "{}=='{}'".format(k, v) self.__filter_str += conditional + '&' if self.__filter_str.endswith('&'): self.__filter_str = self.__filter_str[0:-1] return self.__filter_str
[docs] @classmethod def from_filter(cls, network, filter_str): assert(isinstance(filter_str, string_types)) if len(filter_str) == 0 or filter_str == '*': return cls(network, position=None) properties = {} for condtional in filter_str.split('&'): var, val = condtional.split('==') properties[var] = literal_eval(val) return cls(network, position=None, **properties)
def __query_object_properties(self, obj, props): if props is None: return True for k, v in props.items(): ov = obj.get(k, None) if ov is None: return False if hasattr(v, '__call__'): if not v(ov): return False elif isinstance(v, list): if ov not in v: return False elif ov != v: return False return True