A fast implementation of TST in Python. Supports flexible java glob style maching on the trie. The interface is the standard dictionary interface, so you can use these wherever you are using dictionaries. These symbol tables are as fast (or a little faster) as Python dict's on insert and little slower (1 order of magnatude) on read.
via pip
pip install -e git://github.com/timtadh/tst.git#egg=tst
keeping up to date
pip install --upgrade -e git://github.com/timtadh/tst.git#egg=tst
##Usage
>>> from tst import TST
>>>
>>> t = TST()
>>> t['asdf'] = object()
>>> t
{'asdf': <object object at 0x7f659d869090>}
>>>
>>> d = {"x": 12, "y" :324, "asdf": 23423}
>>> t.update(d)
>>> t
{'y': 324, 'x': 12, 'asdf': 23423}
>>> dict(t)
{'y': 324, 'x': 12, 'asdf': 23423}
>>> type(t)
<class 'tst.TST'>
>>> type(dict(t))
<type 'dict'>
It supports a find interface but it is currently too slow to use. This is the experimental section.
>>> t.find('a*')
<generator object find at 0x7f659d897910>
>>> dict(t.find('a*'))
{'asdf': 23423}
>>>
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