Hi, In message "Re: A comparison by example of keyword argument styles" on Tue, 25 Oct 2005 00:15:35 +0900, Eric Mahurin <eric_mahurin / yahoo.com> writes: |> otherwise we |> must change the code as |> |> def foo(*args, **keys) |> bar(*args, **keys) |> end |> |> everywhere, to just do delegation. | |or rather: | |def foo(*args, **keys, &block) | bar(*args, **keys, &block) |end | |What's wrong with having to do that? It's longer than it is really needed. I want to delegate everything I've passed, that's all. I'd rather delegate blocks as well when I write bar(*args). matz.