im trying to send sms using a webservice , this is what webservice document suggest :
response = client.service.SendSMS( fromNum = '09999999' ,
toNum = '0666666666666',
messageContent = 'test',
messageType = 'normal',
user = 'myusername',
pass = '123456' ,
)
to be fair they dont have document for python only php/asp so i've converted this from their php sample but as unlike me some may know pass is a reserved keyword of python
so i cant have variable name pass becuz i get syntax error !
is there a way around trhis or i should switch to another webservice ? i wish we could put variable names in quotation mark or something
解决方案
You can pass in arbitrary strings as keyword arguments using the **dictionary call syntax:
response = client.service.SendSMS( fromNum = '09999999' ,
toNum = '0666666666666',
messageContent = 'test',
messageType = 'normal',
user = 'myusername',
**{'pass': '123456'}
)
You can move all the keyword arguments into a dictionary if you want to, and assign that dictionary to a variable before applying.