Cheers for the reply.
I'm creating a custom dictionary that I can use to store list of
unique objects used in a GUI. Items are added then a unique string is
returned. I have used this approach so if an item is deleted from the
storage dictionary I can still find it using the key, where as if I
had
Wesley Brooks wrote:
> Dear Users,
>
> I'm trying to find the key of a unique value within a dictionary. Is
> the code bellow a safe way of doing so, or is there a better way of
> doing it?
>
> a = {'de':'df', 'gf':'hg'}
> key = a.keys()[a.values().index('hg')]
This is safe, as long as the dict
Dear Users,
I'm trying to find the key of a unique value within a dictionary. Is
the code bellow a safe way of doing so, or is there a better way of
doing it?
a = {'de':'df', 'gf':'hg'}
key = a.keys()[a.values().index('hg')]
Thanks for your help,
Yours Faithfully,
Wesley Brooks
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