Brad Clements wrote:
Luís Bruno wrote:
def filter_app_factory(application, global_conf, dburi, **kw):
global_connect(dburi, **kw)
return application
Yeah, maybe. However in tracing global_connect down, it seems to go
through create_engine and then to ComposedSQLEngine and kwargs dies
there.
It dies, yes. I stopped reading after create_engine(), which claims to
pass the **kw down to the engine. The strategy passes those arguments
to the dialect, and that's where they really die.
But that's where you need them, right? I think the firebird.py I have
is Mike's; but if you need to implement a Dialect...
I wonder why **kw are accepted in ComposedSQLEngine, because its
__init__() doesn't use them, and both superclasses don't have an
__init__() method.
--
Luís "Now with a little less blood in the caffeine system" Bruno
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