Python method for accessing dictionary (dict) data using point operators

This example describes how Python accesses dictionary (dict) data using the dot operator. Share to everyone for your reference. The specific analysis is as follows:

The usual way to access the dictionary using a method similar to: dict[' name '] is more convenient if it can be accessed through Dict.name, the code below customizes a class that provides this approach.

Class Dottabledict (Dict):  def __init__ (self, *args, **kwargs):    dict.__init__ (self, *args, **kwargs)    self . __dict__ = self  def allowdotting (self, state=true):    if state:      self.__dict__ = self    else:      self.__ dict__ = Dict () d = dottabledict () d.allowdotting () D.foo = ' Bar ' Print (d[' foo ') # Barprint (d.foo) # bard.allowdotting ( State=false) print (d[' foo ') # Bar from Http://www.jb51.netprint (d.foo) # attributeerror: ' Dottabledict ' object have no Attribute ' foo '

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