One-to-One mapping with MutableSet interface and directional MutableMapping facets.
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otomap provides a one-to-one mapping abstraction, presented with a MutableSet interface of (left, right) entries. An OTOMap instance also has left and right facet attributes which both provide MutableMapping interfaces with complementary directionality.
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>>> from otomap import OTOMap >>> oto = OTOMap() >>> oto.add(('foo', 'bar')) >>> ('foo', 'bar') in oto True >>> list(oto) [('foo', 'bar')] >>> oto.left['foo'] 'bar' >>> oto.right['bar'] 'foo' >>> oto.left['X'] = 'bar' >>> list(oto) [('X', 'bar')] >>> del oto.right['bar'] >>> oto.left.items() []
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