Question

It is possible to call reverse with arguments for example:

reverse('page', args=['page1'])

finds the url named page that takes an argument.

My question is how would I do this if I am using Python’s map? I want something of this form:

map(reverse, ITERABLE)

where iterable is a bunch of of named urls with args. Thus far I have been unsuccessful at doing this.

edit based on comments and Adam’s and rulfzid’s answers:

The following iterable is an example that works with both rulfzid’s (editing it as my comment suggests) and Adam’s answer

iterable = [['page', ['about']], ['home', None]]

My only other question is which would be faster?

Answer 1

You could just use a list comprehension:

[reverse(page, args=args) for page, args in ITERABLE]

Assuming, of course, that ITERABLE is something like [(page, args), (page1, arg1), ...]