I might be missing something, but why does `afilter` not get dict/list values? Any specific reason for that? ``` data = [ { "choices": [ "Charity", "Cooperative", "Corporation", "Educational institution", "Public entity", "International organisation" ] }, { "items": [ { "choices": "country" } ], } ] def afilter(x): print x return True res = dpath.util.search(data, "**/choices", yielded=True, afilter=afilter) ``` Running this results in ... ``` country ('1/items/0/choices', 'country') ``` Or to phrase it differently: how can I search for elements which include "Charity"? My current solution looks like this: ``` res = dpath.util.search(data, "**/choices", yielded=True) for item in res: val = dpath.util.get(data, item[0]) if "Charity" in val: print item[0] ``` But that would be much simpler if `afilter` also gets the list of the first element.
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