Passing in **kwargs from Flex over PyAMF

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Anyone know if it is easily possible to send **kwargs over PyAMF from NetConnection.call()? I would like it.

I could write a wrapper around the actual function and expose that and perform some parsing manually to determine the kwargs to pass in, but I don't want to do that. I will just use a normal argument list in that case.

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