A colleague and I have built a Validator object for use with ConfigObj
and other general schema situations. A config file is used to store a
schema that specifies how to test a value that it is valid.
keyword=function(param1, param2)
e.g. you could specify :
size = range(30, 50)
This means that the keyword 'size' must be an integer between 30 and
50. There is a matching function stored in a dictionary that is called
and the relevant arguments passed to it.
The function name and parameters are parsed from the config file that
defines the schema.
args, fname = parsefunction('range(30,50)')
test = funcdict[fname](*args)
What I can't easily see is any way of passing named keyword arguments
to the function. Suppose we wanted to pass keyword=param to a function
- is there any way of doing this ... obviously passing in
'keyword=param' as text has entirely the wrong result......
Anyone got any clues ? I suspect compiling the function into a code
object will help.... but this is a slightly black art for me.
Regards,
Fuzzy
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