solver settings as kwargs for p.solve()

An openopt user asked: could he modify GLP solver galileo parameters.
Currently it's possible to access some ralg parameters, via for example
p=NSP(...)
p.solverParameters.ralg={'h0':0.1, 'alp':3} #I suspect it's too long to type, isn't it?

(h0 is initial step length approximation, default 1, alp is space dilation parameter, default 2 (fixed for Python implementation, more advanced handling with non-fixed value in fortran version))

For modifying other solvers parameters some minor changes should be done.
Also, I had already decided how to use kwargs (and maybe some args in future, I didn't decided yet which ones) in solve(). I think it will be something like
r = p.solve('galileo', crossoverRate=0.80, mutationRate=0.15)
So, if a kwargs parameter is in dir(solverName.solverName) (i.e. is a solver parameter, like in the ralg case above:
>>>import scikits.openopt, ralg
>>>dir(ralg.ralg)
['__alg__', '__authors__', '__constraintsThatCannotBeHandled__', '__decodeIterFcnArgs__', '__doc__', '__economyMult__', '__expectedArgs__', '__homepage__', '__info__', '__init__', '__isIterPointAlwaysFeasible__', '__iterfcnConnected__', '__license__', '__module__', '__name__', '__solver__', 'alp', 'getRalgDirection', 'getRalgDirection2', 'h0', 'hmult', 'nh', 'q1', 'q2']
), then it will change the value of the solver setting, elseware if it's in dir(p) (i.e. is prob parameter, like maxIter=15) then it will change the prob field value, elseware a error message will be raised.
I intend to implement the changes during this week.