Dear Ronald and Xaveer,
Just on that topic. I found it to be extremely useful to use **kwargs for the function definitions, as this provides a lot of flexibility (as eg. pass down arguments from func to func).
But it seems, that when defining the function solely with kwargs as argument, like: (sorry, somehow i did not manage to make markdown/html block code work here)
@nd.bb_util.hashme('func')
def func(**kwargs):
with nd.Cell(hashme=True) as C:
# stuff with kwargs
return C
The hashme seems not to notice any change in the kwargs. So if I change e.g. the kwarg[‘angle’] parameter, the hashme doesn’t get the change of variable and gets the first instantiation with the old angle parameter.
Is there a way to change this behaviour, or do I need to give all the params explicitly to make it work?
Thanks already!
Best,
Joel
