I am in favor of the syntax:
f({x:2,y:3}) and f(dict(x=2,y=2))
as opposed to
f(x=2,y=3)
I like the fact that it is simple and clean to implement, doesn't
require any magick, avoids the confusion of the f(x=2,y=3) syntax, and
still feels like a relatively natural syntax (to me). It doesn't quite
match the natural mathematical syntax, but I think it is close enough
to be readable by people who are new to sympy.
-Lance
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