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I'm playing around with a simple port of the Protovis API to Python. Consider the simple bar chart example, in Javascript: var vis = new pv.Panel() .width(150) .height(150); vis.add(pv.Bar) .data([1, 1.2, 1.7, 1.5, .7, .3]) .width(20) .height(function(d) d * 80) .bottom(0) .left(function() this.index * 25); vis.render(); I'm debating whether to continue to use this fluent interface style API or use named parameters instead. With named parameters we could write: vis = pv.Panel(width=150, height=150) vis = vis + pv.Bar(data=[1, 1.2], width=20, height=lambda d: d * 80, bottom=0, left=lambda: self.index * 25) vis.render() Is there a preferred Python style?
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