Adam Jon Richardson wrote:
I disagree with the suggestion that the "real" solution is to refactor
functions. Is a function with 3 parameters too long?
function foo($val1, $val2 = true, $val3 = false) { /* code */}
If I want to pass in a value to the third argument but keep the default
value for the second argument, I have to look up what the default is and
then paste/type it in as the second argument.
OK we are back in the debate on what needs to be IN the runtime handling ...
Eclipse gives be a pop-up with the parameter set so I know what is expected. I
don't even need to go and 'lookup' anything.
Where the parameter chain is more than a couple of entries, then use a parameter
hash. Always a lot easier anyway when handling SQL type activities as one can
add stuff later and the order is irrelevant anyway.
When one uses the right support tools is this really something to be wasting
even more time on?
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