cf.Constructs.filter_by_connectivity

Constructs.filter_by_connectivity(*connectivities, todict=False, cached=None)[source]

Select cell connectivity constructs by connectivity type.

Added in version (cfdm): 1.11.0.0

See also

filter, filters_applied, inverse_filter, clear_filters_applied, unfilter

Parameters:
connectivities: optional

Select cell connectivity constructs that have a connectivity type, defined by their get_connectivity methods, that matches any of the given values.

If no connectivities are provided then all cell connectivity constructs are selected.

A value may be any object that can match via the == operator, or a re.Pattern object that matches via its search method.

todict: bool, optional

If True then return a dictionary of constructs keyed by their construct identifiers, instead of a Constructs object. This is a faster option.

cached: optional

If any value other than None then return cached without selecting any constructs.

Returns:
Constructs or dict or cached

The selected cell connectivity constructs, or a cached value.

Examples

>>> print(t.constructs.filter_by_type('cell_connectivity')
Constructs:
{'cellconnectivity0': <CellConnectivity: connectivity:edge(13824) >,
 'cellconnectivity1': <CellConnectivity: connectivity:node(13824) >}

Select cell connectivity constructs that have a connectivity type of “edge”:

>>> print(c.filter_by_connectivity('edge')
Constructs:
{'cellconnectivity0': <CellConnectivity: connectivity:edge(13824) >,

Select cell connectivity constructs that have a connectivity type of ‘edge’ or ‘node’:

>>> print(c.filter_by_connectivity('edge', 'node')
Constructs:
{'cellconnectivity0': <CellConnectivity: connectivity:edge(13824) >,
 'cellconnectivity1': <CellConnectivity: connectivity:node(13824) >}

Select cell connectivity constructs that have a connectivity type that starts with “n”:

>>> print(c.filter_by_connectivity(re.compile('^n')))
Constructs:
{'cellconnectivity1': <CellConnectivity: connectivity:node(13824) >}

Select cell connectivity constructs that have a connectivity type of any value:

>>> print(c.filter_by_connectivity())
Constructs:
{'cellconnectivity0': <CellConnectivity: connectivity:edge(13824) >,
 'cellconnectivity1': <CellConnectivity: connectivity:node(13824) >}