Is it possible to filter multiple times?

[guilhermecgs]

[{'signal_name': 's111',
'op_cond': [
	 {'name': 'op1',
		 'duration': 1,
		 'properties': [
			{'type': 't0', 'param0': 1}]},
	 {'name': 'op2',
		 'duration': 2,
		 'properties': [
			{'type': 't1', 'param1': 1, 'param2': 10},
			{'type': 't1', 'param1': 2, 'param2': 11}]}
			]},
{'signal_name': 's222',
'op_cond': [
	 {'name': 'op1',
		 'duration': 1,
		 'properties': [
			{'type': 't0', 'param0': 1}]},
	 {'name': 'op2',
		 'duration': 2,
		 'properties': [
			{'type': 't1', 'param1': 1, 'param2': 10},
			{'type': 't1', 'param1': 2, 'param2': 11}]}
			]}]

lets say I want all duration values from (signal_name == 's222') and (name = op2).
Is it possible to do with a one line command?

Could not figure it out reading the docs...

[guilhermecgs]

Also, it is not possible to search lists

`dpath.util.values(mydata, '*/signal_name')

it gives error in :

    def _search_view(obj, glob, separator, afilter, dirs):
        view = {}
        globlist = __safe_path__(glob, separator)
        for path in _inner_search(obj, globlist, separator, dirs=dirs):
            try:
                val = dpath.path.get(obj, path, afilter=afilter, view=True)
                merge(view, val)
            except dpath.exceptions.FilteredValue:
                pass
        return view

cannot concatenate dict and list

[akesterson]

Re dpath.util.values, the example you posted works when tested against 1.5.0:

>>> signals = [{'signal_name': 's111',
... 'op_cond': [
...      {'name': 'op1',
...              'duration': 1,
...              'properties': [
...                     {'type': 't0', 'param0': 1}]},
...      {'name': 'op2',
...              'duration': 2,
...              'properties': [
...                     {'type': 't1', 'param1': 1, 'param2': 10},
...                     {'type': 't1', 'param1': 2, 'param2': 11}]}
...                     ]},
... {'signal_name': 's222',
... 'op_cond': [
...      {'name': 'op1',
...              'duration': 1,
...              'properties': [
...                     {'type': 't0', 'param0': 1}]},
...      {'name': 'op2',
...              'duration': 2,
...              'properties': [
...                     {'type': 't1', 'param1': 1, 'param2': 10},
...                     {'type': 't1', 'param1': 2, 'param2': 11}]}
...                     ]}]
>>> import dpath.util
>>> dpath.util.values(signals, "*/signal_name")
['s111', 's222']
>>>

[calebcase]

Also works in 2.0.

[calebcase]

@guilhermecgs What version did the values error occur in?

[calebcase]

For the original ask, the filtering is too limited to accomplish what you are trying to do in one go. The filter callback would need to be passed more information and be able to mutate the subchild view of the walk. This would be a neat enhancement.

[akesterson]

Neat enhancement, but blocked by #136