This is in atlas_xaod_exector.py - the reason for this is that if you have nested lambda calls, and they both use the argument "j", then the second j will obliterate the first, which would be bad. So when we push new arguments into the dictionary, we need to cache any old ones.
This is in atlas_xaod_exector.py - the reason for this is that if you have nested lambda calls, and they both use the argument "j", then the second j will obliterate the first, which would be bad. So when we push new arguments into the dictionary, we need to cache any old ones.