Location(translation=(10,0,0), rotation=(0,30,0)) -> unexpected keyword argument 'translation'

[jdegenstein]

Location(translation=(10,0,0), rotation=(0,30,0)) -> Location.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'translation'

This is despite following the overload function signature provided in VSCode.

[GarryBGoode]

For background, I raised this on discord. I was thinking of making an example or tutorial, and I thought writing out the Location constructor in a verbose way could improve clarity.

[GarryBGoode]

I had a look at Location source. True, it only takes *args and no **kwargs. There are similar patterns that use both arg and kwarg, like the _parse_intersect_args function, but I don't see a way to implement that for Location, it feels super complicated to work through.

[gumyr]

The orientation part of a Location can be set as another tuple as shown here:

l1 = Location((1, 1, 0), (0, 0, 0))
l2 = Location((1, -1, 0), (0, 0, 90))

Note how l1 is orientated the same way as the normal coordinate system. l2 has a rotation about Z of 90 degrees so now the red line (previously the X location axis) is now in the direction of the global Y axis.

Input parsing of Location needs to be reworked as described in Issue #441.