Re: [Tutor] Walk a dictionary recursively

2005-10-11 Thread Negroup -
2005/10/11, paul brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Firstly are you using this to store or alter data regarding Microsoft > Active Directory?. If so I suggest you look at some of their ADSI / > WMI interfaces for COM (if you use win32com from Mark Hammond or > activeState life becomes a lot easier. Well

Re: [Tutor] Walk a dictionary recursively

2005-10-11 Thread paul brian
Firstly are you using this to store or alter data regarding Microsoft Active Directory?. If so I suggest you look at some of their ADSI / WMI interfaces for COM (if you use win32com from Mark Hammond or activeState life becomes a lot easier. Well the Windows programming part of it does) As for the

Re: [Tutor] Walk a dictionary recursively

2005-10-11 Thread Alan Gauld
> First of all I'd like to know if it is normal to use so complex data > structures in which store data, or if it possible in some way to > organize them using smaller "organizational units". Its not uncommon but often it can be simplified by using classes. In particular the classes can expose an

[Tutor] Walk a dictionary recursively

2005-10-11 Thread Negroup -
Hi tutors, in my application I found convenient to store all the data in a data structure based on a dictionary containing a lot of keys, and each of them host other dictionary with lists and dictionaries nested inside and so on... First of all I'd like to know if it is normal to use so complex da