python Programming Glossary: kwargs.items

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1275646/python-3-and-static-typing

def decorate_func func def newf args kwargs for k v in kwargs.items check_type k v ann k return check_type ' return_value ' func..

Preserving signatures of decorated functions

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/147816/preserving-signatures-of-decorated-functions

args int x for x in args kwargs dict k int v for k v in kwargs.items return f args kwargs return g @args_as_ints def funny_function.. args int x for x in args kwargs dict k int v for k v in kwargs.items return f args kwargs g.__name__ f.__name__ g.__doc__ f.__doc__.. args int x for x in args kwargs dict k int v for k v in kwargs.items return f args kwargs @args_as_ints def funny_function x y z..

*args and **kwargs? [duplicate]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3394835/args-and-kwargs

in advance def table_things kwargs ... for name value in kwargs.items ... print ' 0 1 '.format name value ... table_things apple 'fruit'..

How to memoize **kwargs?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6407993/how-to-memoize-kwargs

have tried following discussions here using args frozenset kwargs.items as key to the cache dict but this only works if the values in.. Therefore this solution might be safer args tuple sorted kwargs.items But it still cannot cope with un hashable elements. Another.. of the kwargs in the cache key args str sorted kwargs.items The only drawback I see with this is the overhead of hashing..