__init__.py 文件源码

def set_pairing( self, pairing = None, idc = -1, **options ):
        """
            Function to set the pairing information in the User-defined field
            9.255. The pairing information is stored as following:

                minutia id <US> minutia name <RS> ...

            :param pairing: Pairing information.
            :type pairing: AnnotationList

            Let the pairing information be defined as follow:

                >>> from NIST.fingerprint.functions import AnnotationList
                >>> data = [
                ...     ( '1', '1' ), # Minutiae '1' nammed '1'
                ...     ( '2', '2' ), # Minutiae '2' nammed '2'
                ...     ( '3', '3' )  # Minutiae '3' nammed '3'
                ... ]

            The pairing is set as follow:

                >>> mark2 = mark.get()
                >>> mark2.set_pairing( data )

            The pairing can also be set with an AnnotationList object:

                >>> pairing = AnnotationList()
                >>> pairing.from_list( data, format = "in", type = "Pairing" )
                >>> pairing # doctest: +NORMALIZE_WHITESPACE
                [
                    Pairing( i='1', n='1' ),
                    Pairing( i='2', n='2' ),
                    Pairing( i='3', n='3' )
                ]

            The pairing is set as follow:

                >>> mark2.set_pairing( pairing )
        """
        if pairing != None:
            def n():
                return None

            pai = defaultdict( n )
            for p in pairing:
                try:
                    if isinstance( p, Annotation ):
                        i, n = p.i, p.n
                    else:
                        i, n = p

                    pai[ int( i ) ] = int( n )

                except:
                    continue

            lst = []
            for m in self.get_minutiae():
                lst.append( ( m.i, pai[ int( m.i ) ] ) )

            self.set_field( "9.255", join_r( [ US, RS ], lst ), idc )