Slicemap is a MIT licensed library introducing a useful, dictionary-like data structure, similar to normal Python dict, but instead of setting values key by key, you set entire slices.
Features:
O(log(n)) time complexity for insertion and query
n correspondes to the maximal number of slices present in SliceMap at a timefrom slicemap import SliceMap
sm = SliceMap()
sm[-3:3] = 0.1
sm[6.5:] = "Hello, SliceMap"
print(sm[0])
print(sm[10])
0.1
'Hello, SliceMap'
See more examples in Quick Start.
Install easily with pip:
pip install slicemap
FAQs
A tiny package containing a dict-like data structure with numeric slices as keys.
We found that slicemap demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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