On dimanche 23 novembre 2008, Fabien Bodard wrote:
> Hi Benoit,
>
> It's a think i've seen since many time..
>
>
>
> 'Class Tmenu
>
> Public sub _New (sText as String, sLink as String, OPTIONAL hParent as
> Tmenu, OPTIONAL aAutoSelect as String[])
>
> Text = sText
> {Link} = sLink
>
> IF aAutoSections.Exist(Request["section"]) THEN ME.IsSelected = TRUE
>
> IF NOT IsNull(hParent) THEN hParent.Children.Add(ME)
>
> End
>
> Well, the problem is i can't call this by this way
>
>
> Dim hMenu as Tmenu
>
> hMenu = NEW Tmenu("Sommaire", "/",, ["index"])
>
> I need in fact write this :
>
> hMenu = NEW Tmenu("Sommaire", "/", NULL, ["index"])
>
>
> in VB it is possible and the both are simple to read i think.
>
> Why the compiler does not take care about that ?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Fabien Bodard
>
You do not have to specify optional arguments, unless when using the NEW
keyword. I don't remember at the moment if there is a good reason for that
limitation. I will investigate...
Regards,
--
Benoit Minisini
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