Best way to get named parameter in a shared library function

[red 888]

I have this in my shared library in /vars/myLib.groovy: 

def call(Map args) {

    one = args.one
    two = args.two
    three = args.three

    somePlugin(
        someParam: one,
        otherParam: two,
        anotherParam: three
    )

}

Then in my jenkinsfile I call it like this:

myLib(
    one: 'sdfsdf',
    two: 'ldskfjsdjf',
    three: 'snfeknfsi'
)

This works great, but I was wondering if there is a better way to get named parameters or maybe there is a feature of the DSL I could leverage for something like this?

[David Karr]

You can simplify it somewhat by removing the intermediate variables:

def call(Map args) {
somePlugin(
someParam: args.one,
otherParam: args.two,
anotherParam: args.three
)
}

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