Values: IPythonList;
The Values property returns the list of all dictionary values.
Executing the example requires a folder with modules: d:\Work\Python\. The folder contains the sample.py module. The following function is implemented in the module:
def getNewDictionary(count):
d = {a: a ** 2 for a in range(count)}
return d
Add a link to the Python system assembly.
Sub UserProc;
Var
pUtils: IPythonUtils;
pDict: IPythonDictionary;
Result: Variant;
KeyList, ValList: IPythonList;
i, c: Integer;
Begin
pUtils := New PythonUtils.Create;
pUtils.AddFolderToPythonPath("d:\Work\Python\");
// Get dictionary, which is a result of function execution
Result := pUtils.Invoke("sample", "getNewDictionary", 10);
// Create a dictionary from obtained result of the getNewDictionary function
pDict := New PythonDictionary.Create(Result);
KeyList := pDict.Keys;
ValList := pDict.Values;
c := pDict.Length;
// View existing key-value pairs
For i := 0 To c - 1 Do
Debug.WriteLine("Key: " + KeyList.Item(i) + "; Value: " + ValList.Item(i));
End For;
End Sub UserProc;
After executing the example the getNewDictionary Python function will be executed. This function returns the generated dictionary with ten key-value pairs. The obtained keys and values will be displayed in the development environment console.
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