Does anyone have a way to use the find_edge() function to match edges based
on whether the parameter property contains a value as opposed to a complete
match? E.g., whether edges contain '2008' as opposed to something like 'Thu
May 15 06:07:27 UTC 2008'. I looked at the source code in the latest git
version, and it looks I'm limited to a direct match (for strings), but I
wonder if anyone has any suggestions for how we can improve this code to
match based on a substring? Could be handy.
Does anyone have a way to use the find_edge() function to match edges based
on whether the parameter property contains a value as opposed to a complete
match? E.g., whether edges contain '2008' as opposed to something like 'Thu
May 15 06:07:27 UTC 2008'. I looked at the source code in the latest git
version, and it looks I'm limited to a direct match (for strings), but I
wonder if anyone has any suggestions for how we can improve this code to
match based on a substring? Could be handy.
The find_edge/vertex() functions have a limited functionality, which is
meant to improve the performance of the typical case of finding a
particular vertex/edge. For more complicated cases, one can usually whip
up an equivalent python expression which would do the trick... For
instance, what you are suggesting can performed with:
edges = [e for e in g.edges() if "2008" in prop[e]]