This is expected behavior. All parameters are converted to method call
parameters. As a result, you get something that is defined like this:
def myfunc(self, parm1, parm2):
pass
being called like this (when extra parameters are present):
controller.myfunc(parm1, parm2, parm3)
Naturally, Python gets upset about this. The fix, though, is simple. Change
the definition of myfunc so it looks like this:
def myfunc(self, parm1, parm2, *p, **kw):
pass
Any extra positional parameters will be passed in the list that is p, and
extra keyword arguments will be passed in the dict that is kw. Your app will
now be happy :)
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