[Jeremy Hylton wrote]
> >>>>> "VS" == Vinay Sajip <vinay_sajip@red-dove.com> writes:
>
> VS> I like this. I prefer the name "exc_info" (rather than "exc")
> VS> for the key, as it is clearer that the result of sys.exc_info(),
> VS> or equivalent, is being passed. How about the following? The
> VS> kwargs is searched for "exc_info", and if found it is copied to
> VS> the LogRecord [and removed from kwargs]. The kwargs dict is then
> VS> bound to a "user_info" attribute of the LogRecord.
>
> Why do you need **kwargs at all? Can't the interface specify the
> complete set of optional arguments explicitly?
If, as I said, we want to keep the '*args' argument, how do we explicitly
specify an 'exc_info' argument?
def info(self, msg, *args, exc_info=None):
^------- SyntaxError
Trent
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