Robert Uhl a écrit :
> Ken Tilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> meanwhile, I have not seen how Python lets you avoid revisiting dozens
>> of instances when changes to a mechanism are required.
>
> I think his solution would have been to use:
>
> def foo(**args):
>
> everywhere, and call it like this
>
> foo(bar=baz)
>
> Of course that makes calls pretty verbose, but it would prevent having
> to visit every function/method every time the signature changes. As
> long they'd all been set up initially to use keyword args like that.
> And of course one would lose some of the compile-time benefits of
> compiler signature checking.
>
> It's not optimal, but I think it'd get the job done.
>
More along the lines of :
def foo(*args, **kwds):
pass_params(*args, **kwds)
def pass_params(hi, there):
print "hi :", hi
print "there :", there
foo("first", there="second")
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