python convert a string to arguments list
eval, python
Solution
You could massage the input string into a dictionary and then call your function with that, e.g.
>>> x='a=2, b=3'
>>> args = dict(e.split('=') for e in x.split(', '))
>>> f(**args)
a 2
b 3
Problem
Can I convert a string to arguments list in python? ``` def func(**args): for a in args: print a, args[a] func(a=2, b=3) # I want the following work like above code s='a=2, b=3' func(s) ``` I know: list can, just use *list, but list can't have an element like: a=2 and eval can only evaluate expression which would be like: ``` def func2(*args): for a in args: print a list1=[1,2,3] func2(*list1) func2(*eval('1,2,3')) ```