> Is it possible have a proc with more than one argument registered with
> ns_register_proc ?
>
> In the documentation it says it's possible:
The documentation is wrong. These are the legal syntaxes for
ns_register_proc:
ns_register_proc <method> <url> <proc>
ns_register_proc <method> <url> <arg> <proc>
ns_register_proc -noinherit <method> <url> <proc>
ns_register_proc -noinherit <method> <url> <proc> <arg>
If no <arg> is given, then it is as if "" were given for <arg>.
If <proc> is a command implemented in C, then the invocation will be:
<proc> <arg>
Else if <proc> is not a procedure (defined by the proc command), then
the invocation will be: <proc> <arg>
Else if <proc> is a procedure of zero arguments, then the invocation
will be: <proc>
Else if <proc> is a procedure of one argument, then the invocation will
be: <proc> <arg>
Else if <proc> is a procedure of two or more arguments, then the
invocation will be: <proc> <connid> <arg>
where <connid> is a value whose meaning is obsolete.
Madness.
