On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 1:13 PM, Scott Rossi <sc...@tactilemedia.com> wrote:
> Thanks to list folks for all the suggestions about calling functions using
> variable names -- lots of good ideas out there.
>
> Well I said merge wasn't necessary and someone else would come up with a
one liner, looks like I was wrong on both accounts:
ON mouseUp
put "hello" into pData1
put "world" into pData2
put "shout" into test
answer value(merge("[[test]](pData1,pData2)"))
END mouseUp
FUNCTION shout pData1,pData2
return pData1 && pData2
END shout
I had a feeling merge could help but originally I had it all backwards:-(
Anyway, with this method, something like this is very flexible:
value(merge("[[custFunc]]([[pParamList]])"))
be careful to include the () around [[pParamList]]
Although no advantage in your example:
ON mouseUp
put "hello" into pData1
put "world" into pData2
put "pData1,pData2" into pParamList
put "shout" into custFunc
answer value(merge("[[custFunc]]([[pParamList]])"))
END mouseUp
FUNCTION shout pData1,pData2
return pData1 && pData2
END shout
clearly it would be easy to take a field/customProp/variable that contained
multiple lines with each line containing a varying number of items and use a
repeat loop to create and fill pData1, pData2,... pDataN
HTH
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