On 2010-02-21 21:50, Nick Sabalausky wrote:
VBScript (Or maybe it's just VB6. Not sure about VB.NET) allows the above by
doing this:
f (a, b, , , e)
That's the one thing about VB that I actually kinda liked. Of coruse, it may
not be a perfect approach, but at least you *can* leave middle params as
default.
Yeah, I like that feature too (I have to use VB a lot for work; I freely
admit to being something of a "quiche-eating" programmer, with
aspirations to D). Note that VB 4-6 (and probably earlier), VBScript,
and VB.NET all allow that syntax. In fact, C# programmers apparently
liked it as well; it's a feature that was recently added to C# 4, which
is still in beta.
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