chosechu wrote:
> Hello Pythoneers:
>
> I need to pass a list of named arguments to a function in a given
> order,
> and make sure these named arguments are retrieved using keys() in the
> same order they were given. Example:
>
> keyargs={}
> keyargs['one']=1
> keyargs['two']=2
> keyargs['three']=3
>
> myfunc(**keyargs)
> -> myfunc would retrieve key arguments with keys() in the same order
> as they were set, i.e. keyargs.keys() == ['one', 'two', 'three']
I'm not sure to understand why you want to do so - perhaps you could
tell more about your real use case ?
Anyway, and since it's not directly possible, a possible workaround
could be to pass a sequence of (key, value) tuples instead (possibly as
*args). This of course requires that you can modify the implementation
of myfunc().
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