So you want to do overloading ?
Try depricating the function call by
@blhablah($a,$b,[$c]);
No warnings generated!
Hope this helps
Lord Loh
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Yes, you can call your function with these arguments, but in this case of
course the defaults will not be used because you have supplied arguments.
SW
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> I've been trying to write a function that
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