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Question by firasdeep · Jun 21, 2012 at 01:52 PM · functionparameters

how to make function parameters don't need to declare (custom parameters)??

Hello how to make function parameters don't need to declare (custom parameters)??

like

GUI.Label I can to do it like this

 GUI.Label(position : Rect, text : String)

or I add more parameter like (style : GUIStyle)

GUI.Label(position : Rect, text : String, style : GUIStyle)

I mean

 function MoveToEnd (speed : float,typeMove : String)

I want (typeMove : String) optional

thx .....

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What language are you using?

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Answer by whydoidoit · Jun 21, 2012 at 02:22 PM

You can't do it in JavaScript. You can in C# and there are a couple of methods.

  • A string is converted into a GUIStyle because an implicit cast operator has been defined for it, that's how you can have one parameter appearing to take two different types of value.

  • A parameter can be optional if you define it with a default value, such parameters must come last in the list.

You are better off having multiple methods in JavaScript which each have a different signature corresponding your desired parameters.

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thx ..... useful info

I will try it ...

thx again ...

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