Re: passing an unknown # of arguments to a function?

Did you try accessing arguments[0], arguments[1], etc...

It may not work like an array.

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Kohlsmith [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 31 March 2003 16:31
To: [email protected]
Subject: [xwt-dev] passing an unknown # of arguments to a function?


I thought I could get away with using the arguments array, but apparently
not.  
:-(

func1 = function() { xwt.recursivePrintObject(arguments); func2(arguments);
}
func2 = function() { xwt.recursivePrintObject(arguments); }

I call func1 as func1("abc", 1234, "1234");

On the output, all I see is

mytemplate: <object>
mytemplate: <object>

I tried declaring them as function(arguments) but got the same type of
output.  
If I put a println to see the arguments.length, that is correct (3) in 
func1() but wrong (1) in func2.

Is this possible?  How?

Regards,
Andrew

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