So question I have is how would this work in python?
Any example anywhere?
Reason I am asking is that in the example:
> search_opts = {
>
> 'all_tenants': all_tenants,
>
> 'status': args.status,
>
> 'filter':filter,
>
> …….
>
> }
There is nothing really built-in to python afaik (besides locals or
vars) that would let u figure out the name of those in any automatic
manner so I'm not quite sure how u would determine they key names.
-Josh
Husheng (TommyLike, R&D IT&Tools Equipment Dept) wrote:
Hi all,
I have an idea about adding common function which creating an dictionary
with key equal to its values in OSLO. This is inspired by Key mirror in
node js(https://www.npmjs.com/package/keymirror).This is very useful
when we create dictionary like below:
search_opts = {
'all_tenants': all_tenants,
'status': args.status,
'filter':filter,
…….
}
What’s your opinion on this, is this reasonable ,necessary and reachable?
Thanks
TommyLike.Hu
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