I'm trying to do this in Python:
print "Test {one} Hello {another} Third {something}".format(**args)
Where "args" is a dict.
Is there anyway that I can use this function while not throwing an Exception if one (or more) of the keywords (in the string above) doesn't exist in "args"?
I can't just catch the exception, because I want the rest of the string to print. A "blank" or anything is fine for non-existent keywords.
Anyone know of any clever ways of dealing with this in-general? I run into it a lot and typically build a separate dict which is "safe-checked" against missing (or in my case optional data).
