On 3/16/21 8:22 AM, Roland Puntaier via Python-ideas wrote:
I'd like to write
def my_long_function_name(
, my_long_option_2 = "some default expression 1".split()
, my_long_option_1 = "some default expression 1".split()
):
pass
Why not write this instead?:
def my_long_function_name(
my_long_option_2="some default expression 1".split(),
my_long_option_1="some default expression 1".split(),
):
pass
It has all the advantages you are looking for, plus it isn't
odd-looking, and it's already supported.
--Ned.
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