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does AS3 have a variable amount of parameters option?

assume i want to create a function that will call different methods in the webservice and pass the required parameters for that method. how would I do this?

public function callWSDL(action:String, ....):void
		{
			switch (action)
			{
				case "login":
					WSDLAction  = "login";
					op.something(); 
					break
				case "register":
					WSDLAction  = "register";
					op.somethingelse(); 
					break;
			}
		}

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CyanBlue

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ChristoferDutz

Yes it does ... Have a look at this:
http://www.flex888.com/574/can-i-have-a-variable-number-of-arguments-in-as3.html

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Randy Poole

Cyan specified what you needed.

ChristoferDutz

Uuups ... sorry ... didn't see that. Must have bin a simoultaneous post.

Randy Poole

It would be nice if EE would modify the posting for on screen updates as well as the question list..

ChristoferDutz

But nevertheless my second post offers a second option that also answers the question asked.

blue-genie

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you guys rock!!!
posting another question now. ... go check it out.

(Genie wishes she paid attention to OOP 101);

CyanBlue

A funcky one with this syntax is that the optional arguments need to be positioned at the last...
function optionalParameters(a:Number=null, b:String="default") { }

So, you cannot do this...
function optionalParameters(a:Number=null, b:String="default", c:String) { }

OOP... Who cares about that??? The only thing that comes out of my mouth is oops all the time when I try to use OOP... :p

CyanBlue

blue-genie

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no cb i've been having a fab day with other peoples classes.
why is this protected? why is that static, no i need that, let me in .......