It seems to me that you could do this with a dict of lists, unless you for some reason really want them to be dicts. If there's a way to manipulate these in JS, then you could probably easily make different instances. I haven't had much experience with dicts yet. As I mess with them more, maybe I can get you a better answer.

true, but I was hoping to be able to do dict of dicts... maybe this isn't the best example. I am just trying to get to know the new data type. I'll keep hunting as well and report back if I find anything else.

I'm also interested in a making dicts containing a dynamic amount of dicts. That's why dict.pcak is not what I'm looking for, since the number of dict is static.

Dict.group sounds right but can't figure out how. I keep getting the "dict.group: could not create dictionary from args" error.

Have you found a solution to do so? Or maybe another way (using js for instance)? Thanks

Found a way of getting dict.pack to act pretty much as dict.group. Might help you.

Guillaume, thanks for the patch! I had a similar task and that fits the bill nicely.