On 5/7/06, Steven Bethard <steven.bethard at gmail.com> wrote: > The most obvious one to me is the optparse module, where add_option > takes all kinds of different keyword arguments, and there's really no > intention of these ever being specified as positional arguments: > http://docs.python.org/lib/module-optparse.html Or MySQLdb, which specifically recommends keyword arguments for the constructor. Mainly because the underlying library is controlled by a third party, so it's unpredictable when and where new arguments will be added. (Not that I'm in favor of keyword-only arguments, for the reasons Terry Reedy has mentioned.) -- Mike Orr <sluggoster at gmail.com> (mso at oz.net address is semi-reliable)
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