Wrong order of arguments in call to SplitTable and DelayedTable

[KarstenSchulz]

It seems, that calls to SplitTable and DelayedTable in genelements.py have a wrong order of arguments.

The definition of SplitTable is:

class SplitTable(DelayedTable):
    def __init__(self, data, colWidths, style, padding=3):
    	...

The call in genelements.py is:

SplitTable([['', rows]], style=t_style, colWidths=[0, None], padding=st.borderPadding,),

The order of style and colWidths are swapped.

The same observation can be made with DelayedTable. In line 1092 in the file genelements.py are the arguments style and colWidths swapped.

Description of problem

There is no observable problem, all tests pass.

🖥 Versions

python -V -> Python 3.10.9

pip freeze | grep rst2pdf -> I use the latest from github

pip freeze | grep reportlab -> reportlab==3.6.12

Which operating system are you using? MacOS 13.3.1

Additional information

If my observation is correct, I will search for other bugs of this kind and prepare a pull request. Please let me know.

[akrabat]

As I understand keyword arguments, the order of the keyword arguments when calling a function does not matter. Having said that, consistency makes sense, so I'm okay with matching the order when we call with the defined order.

[KarstenSchulz]

Yes, you are right, of course. However, if you want to learn and understand the source code of rst2pdf, as I do, it costs unnecessary mental power if the arguments are listed in a different order than the parameters. I am glad you agree and will finish a pull request in the next days. Thank you.