On Thursday, October 27, 2011 4:03:42 PM UTC+1, Henrik Lindberg wrote:
>
> Did you try something like:
>
> define boo($a="a", $b="b", $c="c") {
> bar { $title:
> a => $a,
> b => $b,
> c => $c,
> }
> }
>
> boo { 'the title' : a => "a value", c => "c value" }
>
Thanks for reply, Henrik
What you've written works, but doesn't fit my case.
Taken your examples I don't want (can't) pre-define boo arguments.
I would have something like:
define boo($options) {
bar { $title:
a => $a, # this argument dynamically created according to $options
(which is supposed to be an hash)
b => $b, # as above
c => $c, # as above
}
}
I would use boo in this way:
boo { "title":
options {
a => aa,
b => bb,
c => dfs,
},
}
... (am I asking too much ? :-)
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