[Python-ideas] Keyword only argument on function call

[Jonathan Fine]

Hi Steve

Thank you for your prompt reply.  You wrote:

> I'll confess that I couldn't work out what Steve B's code snippet was
> supposed to mean:

>     params = {k:v for k,v in __params__ if k in parent.a_method.keys()}

The Zen of Python (which might not apply here) says:

    In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess.


Now that we have more clarity, Steve D'A, please let me ask you a
direct question.

My question is about correctly implementing of __params__ as a keyword
identifier, with semantics as in Steve B's code snippet above.

Here's my question: Do you think implementing this requires the
avoidance of a race hazard? Or perhaps it can be done, as I suggested,
entirely within the execution frame on the stack?

-- 
Jonathan