Automatic arguments to Python def docstrings

[jferguson-gnubio]

Automatically generates docstrings skeleton for python method arguments. e.g.

def foo(bar, baz=False):
    """
    Keyword Arguments:
    bar --
    baz -- (default False)
    """

In response to typing: def<tab>foo<tab>bar, baz=False<tab>

I'm submitting this for review anticipating changes, because:

1. I have identical lisp in these two snippets. Is there a way in the context of this repo to avoid this duplication?
2. There are other python snippets which could benefit from this too (init is an obvious one). If there's a way to resolve latex: fix the capitalization of gls on case-insensitive file systems #1 I'd like to do that before hitting those
3. While this is the format example in PEP-257, it's not mandatory. Could consider other formats, like ":param foo" etc..?

Thoughts?

[AndreaCrotti]

Ah sorry there were actually two snippets to define a function, I removed the "def" now to avoid confusion..

[jferguson-gnubio]

Ok, revised submission here - 3 new snippets for function, method, init, and the lisp code extracted.

[AndreaCrotti]

great thanks