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# prefix is the key in self._items to use, key_filter is the key_filter
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# entries that would match this node
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if key_filter is None:
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# yielding all nodes, yield whatever we have, and queue up a read
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# for whatever we are missing
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for prefix, node in self._items.iteritems():
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if type(node) == tuple:
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if node.__class__ is tuple:
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keys[node] = (prefix, None)
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elif len(key_filter) == 1:
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# Technically, this path could also be handled by the first check
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# in 'self._node_width' in length_filters. However, we can handle
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# this case without spending any time building up the
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# prefix_to_keys, etc state.
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# This is a bit ugly, but TIMEIT showed it to be by far the fastest
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# 0.626us list(key_filter)[0]
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# is a func() for list(), 2 mallocs, and a getitem
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# 0.489us [k for k in key_filter][0]
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# still has the mallocs, avoids the func() call
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# 0.350us iter(key_filter).next()
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# has a func() call, and mallocs an iterator
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# 0.125us for key in key_filter: pass
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# no func() overhead, might malloc an iterator
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# 0.105us for key in key_filter: break
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# no func() overhead, might malloc an iterator, probably
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# avoids checking an 'else' clause as part of the for
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for key in key_filter:
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search_prefix = self._search_prefix_filter(key)
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if len(search_prefix) == self._node_width:
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# This item will match exactly, so just do a dict lookup, and
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# see what we can return
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node = self._items[search_prefix]
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# A given key can only match 1 child node, if it isn't
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# there, then we can just return nothing
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if node.__class__ is tuple:
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keys[node] = (search_prefix, [key])
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# This is loaded, and the only thing that can match,
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# First, convert all keys into a list of search prefixes
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# Aggregate common prefixes, and track the keys they come from
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prefix_to_keys = {}
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length_filters = {}
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for key in key_filter:
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search_key = self._search_prefix_filter(key)
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search_prefix = self._search_prefix_filter(key)
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length_filter = length_filters.setdefault(
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len(search_key), set())
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length_filter.add(search_key)
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prefix_to_keys.setdefault(search_key, []).append(key)
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length_filters = length_filters.items()
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for prefix, node in self._items.iteritems():
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for length, length_filter in length_filters:
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sub_prefix = prefix[:length]
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if sub_prefix in length_filter:
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node_key_filter.extend(prefix_to_keys[sub_prefix])
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if node_key_filter: # this key matched something, yield it
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if type(node) == tuple:
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keys[node] = (prefix, node_key_filter)
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len(search_prefix), set())
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length_filter.add(search_prefix)
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prefix_to_keys.setdefault(search_prefix, []).append(key)
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if (self._node_width in length_filters
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and len(length_filters) == 1):
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# all of the search prefixes match exactly _node_width. This
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# means that everything is an exact match, and we can do a
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# lookup into self._items, rather than iterating over the items
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search_prefixes = length_filters[self._node_width]
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for search_prefix in search_prefixes:
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node = self._items[search_prefix]
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# We can ignore this one
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node_key_filter = prefix_to_keys[search_prefix]
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if node.__class__ is tuple:
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keys[node] = (search_prefix, node_key_filter)
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yield node, node_key_filter
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# The slow way. We walk every item in self._items, and check to
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# see if there are any matches
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length_filters = length_filters.items()
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for prefix, node in self._items.iteritems():
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node_key_filter = []
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for length, length_filter in length_filters:
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sub_prefix = prefix[:length]
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if sub_prefix in length_filter:
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node_key_filter.extend(prefix_to_keys[sub_prefix])
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if node_key_filter: # this key matched something, yield it
1047
if node.__class__ is tuple:
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keys[node] = (prefix, node_key_filter)
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yield node, node_key_filter
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# Look in the page cache for some more bytes
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found_keys = set()
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bzrlib/chk_map.py
