On 08.06.15 10:56, floyd wrote:
> I use this python line quite a lot in some projects:>> if difflib.SequenceMatcher.quick_ratio(None, a, b) >= threshold:>> I realized that this is performance-wise not optimal, therefore wrote a> method that will return much faster in a lot of cases by using the> length of "a" and "b" to calculate the upper bound for "threshold":>> if difflib.SequenceMatcher.quick_ratio_ge(None, a, b, threshold):>> I'd say we could include it into the stdlib, but maybe it should only be> a python code recipe?>> I would say this is one of the most frequent use cases for difflib, but> maybe that's just my biased opinion :) . What's yours?>> See http://bugs.python.org/issue24384
If such function will be added, I think it needs better name. E.g.
difflib.isclose(a, b, threshold).
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