[Pyparsing] Creating a Dict when elements are spread out

[Russell D. <Rus...@as...>]

I have a file format like this:

[Component] foo
data_foo

[Model] red
data_red

[Component] bar
data_bar

[Model] blue
data_blue

[Model] green
data_green

I'd like to get something out with:

results.Component { foo : data_foo, bar : data_bar }
results.Model { red : data_red, blue : data_blue, green : data_green }

So I have something like:

class FileKeyword(ParserElement):
    def __new__(cls, name):
        cls = LineStart() + Literal('[') + Literal(name) + Literal(']')
        return cls

parser = ZeroOrMore( \
    Dict(Group( \
        FileKeyword("Component").suppress() + Keyword(printables) +
ZeroOrMore(Keyword(printables))
    )).setResultsName("Component", True) | \
    Dict(Group(
        FileKeyword("Model").suppress() + Keyword(printables) +
ZeroOrMore(Keyword(printables))
    )).setResultsName("Model", True) \
)

parser.parseString(<above>).dump()

Which gives me a: - Component [[[ "foo", "data_foo" ]], [["bar",
"data_bar"]]], but no Dict.