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explained below. You can invoke a registered function as many times
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as you wish in your input script.
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NOTE: As indicated with a NOTE in python_impl.cpp, I don't think there
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is any access to a value returned by invoking a Py function in this way.
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If that is correct, I think this should be clarified in the doc page,
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with a better explanation of the utility of using the *invoke* keyword.
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NOTE for Richard: As indicated with a NOTE in python_impl.cpp, I don't
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think there is any access to a value returned by invoking a Py
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function in this way. If that is correct, I think this should be
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clarified in the doc page, with a better explanation of the utility of
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using the *invoke* keyword.
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The *input* keyword defines how many arguments *N* the Python function
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expects. If it takes no arguments, then the *input* keyword should
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