Antoon Pardon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> repeat(object[, times])
> Make an iterator that returns object over and over again. Runs
> indefinitely unless the times argument is specified. ...
>
> My first impression from this, is that it is possible to call
> this as follows:
> repeat(None, times = 5)
> But that doesn't work either.
The code and/or doc is wrong, you have to use a positional arg
and not a named one. repeat(None, 5) does the right thing.
> That wont help much if you would like something like the following:
>
> def fun(f):
>
> arg = Default
> try:
> arg = Try_Processing()
> except Nothing_To_Process:
> pass
> f(arg)
Write it like this:
def fun(f):
args = ()
try:
args = (Try_Processing(),)
except Nothing_To_Process:
pass
f(*args)
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