> I do not understand why you want to do this. Why not just pass request.POST
> without the **, and declare your function to take a single argument which
> you expect to be a dictionary-like object (as request.POST, a QueryDict,
> is)?. That is:
>
> result = ab.perform(request.POST)
> where:
> def perform(self, datadict):
>
> What could you do with 'kwargs' in your syntax that you cannot do with
> 'datadict' in this alternative?
What if he wanted to do something like:
ab.perform(name='x', y=12) or whatever, but also have the option to use
ab.perform(**a_dict) or
ab.perform(a_dict)
Can you do something like:
def perform(self, datadict=None, **kwargs):
if datadict is None:
datadict = kwargs
elif kwargs is not None:
datadict.update(kwargs)
I'm not sure that this would work; just kind of thinking out loud.
-Dave
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