I don't see how this PR resolves the issue.

The problem is that fNamedParams is stored as a field of TPythonVariantType (singleton class). If multiple threads use Python Variants to make calls to Python you will still have problems,

Possible Solutions:

• Make fNamedParams a Global threadvar
• Store fNamedParams in a threadlist with the threadid and retrieve from there.
• Store fNamedParams in TPythonData (one per variant) instead of TPythonVariantType (singleton class)
• Store named arguments in the Arguments TVarDataArray, using some marker to separate standard from named arguments.

The first option is possibly the easiest to implement but threadvars come with their own performance penalty and limitations.

Why this flawed design

DispInvoke calls DoProcedure and DoFunction which then use EvalPython to do the work. The inherited DispInvoke does not make use of or deal with Named arguments and it needs to be overridden as well as DoProcedure and DoFunction. They all have a fixed signature, so you cannot for example pass another parameter from DispInvoke to DoFunction and you need to have some other means of passing fNamedParams from DispInvoke to DoFunction and then to EvalPython.

I am closing this and I will try to implement a more solid solultion.