Today's Easter egg is a Cython default

I bet God is laughing somewhere (everywhere? :) that would just make me feel sooo much better :D ) at me :\

So ...

I er... my code calls a simple function that really indeed takes one single boolean switch (could get "promoted" someday to an Enum) -- until the more descriptive enums come to the picture, I like to be explicit about what argument we're inputting at those early 'let's see if it works' points for clarity; and while the pure Python version was running fine ... of course Cython was quick to jump on my nerves to entertain me :)


"TypeError: ... takes no keyword arguments"

And of course there's an explanation:

"It's an optimisation. If you want to accept keywords for single argument functions, use the always_allow_keywords directive."