24.05.18 11:38, Neil Girdhar пише:
I was previously constructing an object like this:
tb = TemporalBehavior(**kwargs, **parameters)
where various subclasses were doing things like
def __init__(self, some_kwarg, some_other_kwargs, some_parameter,
some_other_parameter):
Then I realized that I want to pass the paramters as a dictionary so
that I can store it.. I changed the code to this:
def __init__(self, some_kwarg, some_other_kwargs, parameters):
but I still need "some_parameter", so I did
some_parmeter = parameters['some_parameter']
some_other_parmeter = parameters['some_other_parameter']
Great, but now I have to check that exactly the list of parameters that
I need is being sent in, so I need to do something like
if set(parameters) != ('some_parameter', 'some_other_parameter'):
raise ValueError
It might be nice to do instead
{'some_parameter': p, 'some_other_parameter': q} = parameters
p = parameters.pop('some_parameter')
q = parameters.pop('some_other_parameter')
if parameters:
raise ValueError
or
p, q = (lambda some_parameter, some_other_parameter: some_parameter,
some_other_parameter)(**parameters)
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