Passing a colon variable to a python function

Question

I am using this api .. whose function call is as follows:

g.vertices.index.lookup(identifier="value")

Now note that idenitifier is a variable that I have not defined, but api is allowed, and the value is a string.

Something similar happens in the pymongo api: http://api.mongodb.org/python/current/tutorial.html

db = client.test_database

equally

db = client["test_database"]

test_database in the first case, although the user did not define this variable .. but it is understood by mongo that in my data warehouse I have a database called test_database or not.

Now I have a problem: I have a colon in my data warehouse.

In other words, it is:

g.vertices.index.lookup(bad:identifier="value")

See .. the colon in the query ..

And this api does not have such a version of a dictionary like mongo.

, , , . , .

- ,

g.vertices.index.lookup(bad:identifier="value")
                           ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Answer 1

g.vertices.index.lookup(**{"bad:identifier":"value"})

...

Answer 2

Bulbs index.lookup(key = value) index.lookup(, ), :

>>> g.vertices.index.lookup("bad:identifier", "value")

, (Neo4j Server, Rexster Titan), . ...

• https://github.com/espeed/bulbs/blob/master/bulbs/rexster/index.py#L266
• http://bulbflow.com/docs/api/bulbs/rexster/indices/