Enable cross-platform development of UDFs #780
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Ignore args and kwargs given to @xw.arg if not on Windows
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this should be fixed here: https://github.com/ZoomerAnalytics/xlwings/blob/master/xlwings/__init__.py#L37-L51 |
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Hi @fzumstein, the existing code doesn't work if arguments are passed to these decorators. The PR amends the lines you indicated to swallow decorator arguments on non-windows machines. |
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sorry that was too quick! could you please do the same for func and sub, then I can merge, thanks! |
…corator args on non-windows
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Currently, if you have a file that contains UDFs destined for windows, with a decorator like:
@xw.arg('foo', doc='bar'), this would generate an error on a non-windows platform:TypeError: arg() got an unexpected keyword argument 'doc'