Am 04.01.2019 um 00:08 schrieb Justin Pryzby:
> I suggest it should actually be:
>
> |+ def query_prepared(self, *args, **kwargs):
> |+ def prepare(self, command, **kwargs):
>
> name=kwargs.get('name', '')
>
> So one *has* to pass name as named param.
For prepare() we don't need that trick. But for query_prepared, yes,
that looks like a feasible solution. You can now leave the name out, but
if you want one, you need to pass it as named param.
The question is now - should we use this different signature only in the
DB wrapper method or already in the underlying C extension method?
The latter would be a little bit more complicated, but less confusing
when people are using the raw connection.
-- Christoph
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