On 2014-05-01 00:21:04 +0000, Kevin Ingwersen said:
Hey!
To explain this subject just a little. I come from actual web
development - my roots are deeply in PHP. The only reason I ever
learned C++, followed by C, was due to the need to write a php
extension. But due to my C++ lectures, I came across objective-c, and
fell in love with its syntax, basicaly x). But this made me ask the
following question:
Why is this not available in scripting?
As a rule, there's little point to it. If a scripting language /does/
have named parameters, it pretty much has to achieve it by passing a
hash. So just pass a hash.
--
John W Kennedy
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"It is unfortunate that it is only in geometry that a scholar must
state his assumptions clearly before he begins his proof. . . ."
-- Alice Kober
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