map_input
Applicable Products
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Function Description
Maps inputs to FlowNode, indicating that the node_input_index input of FlowNode is sent to the pp_input_index input of ProcessPoint, all attributes in attr are set for the input of ProcessPoint, and the mapped FlowNode is returned. This function is optional. If it is not called, the inputs of FlowNode and ProcessPoint are mapped in sequence by default.
Prototype
1 | map_input(node_input_index, pp, pp_input_index, input_attrs=[]) |
Parameters
Parameter |
Data Type |
Value Description |
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node_input_index |
int |
Input index of FlowNode. The value is less than or equal to the number of inputs. |
pp |
Union[GraphProcessPoint, FuncProcessPoint] |
pp mapped from FlowNode. The value can be GraphProcessPoint or FuncProcessPoint. |
pp_input_index |
int |
Input index of pp. |
input_attrs |
List[Union[TimeBatch, CountBatch]] |
Attribute set. Currently, TimeBatch and CountBatch are supported. |
Returns
None is returned in normal scenarios.
The DfException exception is reported in abnormal scenarios. You can obtain error_code and message in DfException to view the error code and error information. For details, see DataFlow Error Codes.
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | import dataflow as df pp = df.FuncProcessPoint(...) flow_node = df.FlowNode(input_num=2, output_num=1) flow_node.add_process_point(pp) flow_node.map_input(0, pp, 1) flow_node.map_input(1, pp, 0) flow_node_out = flow_node(data0, data1) |
Constraints
None