On 2016-05-26 20:25, Paul Moore wrote: [snip]
Personally, though, I don't see *that* much wrong with
partner_id = values['partner_id'] product_id = values['product_id'] ship_to = values['ship_to'] product_ids = values['product_ids']
It's a bit repetitive, and maybe a little verbose, but nothing a good editor or IDE (or anything better than gmail's web interface :-)) wouldn't make straightforward to manage.
Could we use semicolons in the subscript to create a tuple? They could be used for packing or unpacking: partner_id, product_id, ship_to, product_ids = values['partner_id'; 'product_id'; 'ship_to'; 'product_ids'] my_dict['partner_id'; 'product_id'; 'ship_to'; 'product_ids'] = partner_id, product_id, ship_to, product_ids Or they would that be too easily confused with commas?