Added arbitrary keywords option to create_codeobj #75
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ghost
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Added arbitrary keywords option to create_codeobj
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I changed
Language.create_codeobjso that it now has atemplate_kwdskeyword argument that can be used to pass arbitrary values to the template. If we want to pass multiple code blocks to the template, it's going to be slightly different because those code blocks will need to be translated. If we need this functionality let me know.