>>>>> "KY" == Ka-Ping Yee <ping@zesty.ca> writes:
KY> I assume you in fact meant
KY> return '${name} was born in ${country}'.sub()
KY> for the third line above?
Yup, thanks for the fix.
>> print s.sub({'name': 'Guido', 'country': 'the Netherlands'})
KY> Have you considered the possibility of accepting keyword
KY> arguments instead?
Nope, and it's not a bad idea. I've added this in an "Open Issues"
section.
KY> If you decide to use keyword arguments, you can either allow
KY> both keyword arguments and a single dictionary argument, or
KY> you can just accept keyword arguments and people can pass in
KY> dictionaries using **.
I'd prefer the latter, otherwise we'd have to pick a keyword that
would be off-limits as a substitution variable.
Thanks!
-Barry
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