Neil Schemenauer nas at arctrix.com
Fri Mar 23 21:21:37 CET 2012

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Jim J. Jewett <jimjjewett at gmail.com> wrote:
> Passing strict as an argument seems like overkill since it will always
> be meaningless on some (most?) platforms.

A keyword argument that gets passed as a constant in the caller is
usually poor API.  Why not have two different functions?

  Neil

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