Yarko is almost right
def my_insert(**vsql):
db.people.insert(vsql)
my_insert(name='Carl',address='av none 1')
no self unless my_insert is a method
class A:
def my_insert(self,**vsql):
db.people.insert(vsql)
a=A()
a.my_insert(name='Carl',address='av none 1')
On Nov 12, 4:25 pm, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> SQLTable.insert() just wants a dict so I think it should look like:
>
> my_insert(name='Carl',address='av none 1')
>
> def my_insert(self,**vsql):
> db.people.insert(vsql)
>
> .. but I'm new to Python and I'm never sure where the asterisks should
> go :-)
>
> On Nov 12, 8:09 pm, Heronim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > How do I pass the fields to insert as a parameter?
>
> > my_insert ("name='Carl', address = 'av none 1'")
>
> > def my_insert(self, vsql):
> > db.people.insert(vsql)
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