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Since this thread is alive again I am throwing in my wish which occured
to me in last months.
I wish parameters can be omited when calling methods with parameter
which have default values set and is (are) in the middle ro begining of
the parameter set.
Example:
def myMethod(a=1, b=2, c=3)
end
myMethod(3,,5)
myMethod(,,5)
This way I don't have to know the value of parameter b (which I am also
not interested in) and the called method would use default defined value
of 2.
of course if method is defined as:
def myMethod(a=1, b, c=3)
end
myMethod(3,,5) => should throw an error.
by
TheR
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