Hello,
Consider the method declaration:
String.format(String, Object ...)
The Object ... argument is just a reference to an array of Objects. Is there a way to use this method with a reference to an actual Object array? If I pass in an Object array to the ... argument - will the resultant argument value be a two-dimensional array - b...
How can I write a function that accepts a variable number of arguments? Is this possible? How?
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Hi guys, I'm trying to use C stdarg.h lib, with a generic type.
The type int, is my generic type > to understand it, please, hold reading.
So, my problem is:
I have a function that accept variable number of arguments. like
void function (int paramN, ...);
In my program, there are no way to know, which is the type of variable arguments...
I am having some trouble creating a for loop within a constructor to iterate over a map and an array at the same time. Here, it is indicated that this cannot be done with an enhanced for loop.
I have something like this, which raises a compiler error. Basically, the class has a Map which I want to populate via the constructor which take...
Is it possible to write a generalised orElse method from Option that takes a variable number of arguments? That is, instead of:
lazy val o1 = { println("foo"); None }
lazy val o2 = { println("bar"); Some("bar") }
lazy val o3 = { println("baz"); Some("baz") }
// ...
o1 orElse o2 orElse o3 // orElse ...
You could use:
orElse(o1, o2, o...
Hello all,
I am working on implementing a function that would execute another function a few seconds in the future, depending upon the user's input. I have a priority queue of a class (which I am calling TimedEvent) that contains a function pointer to the action I want it to execute at the end of the interval. Say for instance that th...
I'm looking to write a function to replace fprintf
int fprintf ( FILE * stream, const char * format, ... );
I'm not sure how to define a function such as this, because, after the format parameter, this function takes a variable number of parameters. Specifically, it takes at least as many additional arguments as were specified in the ...
Positional parameters become a nightmare when dealing with more than 3 or 4 parameters. Named parameters are verbose. I'm thinking of doing this:
query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = ", $username, " AND password = ", $password)
With dynamic parameters (using func_get_args()), every second one being transformed into a positional...
I have a function which takes variable arguments, something like the following
int log_data (LOG_TYPE eType, ...)
{
/** some logging related stuff here **/
}
In the header file, I use something like
#ifdef LOGGING_ENABLED
int log_data (int nType, ...);
#else
#define log_data(_x_, ...)
#endif
Basically, the idea is to SWITCH deb...
I want to get rid of this lot...
public void info(String msg);
public void info(String format, Object arg);
public void info(String format, Object arg1, Object arg2);
public void info(String format, Object[] argArray);
...and replace it with this one...
public void info(String format, Object ... args);
...so that my logging syntax ...
Is it possible to send a variable number of arguments to a javascript function, from an array?
my arr = ['a','b','c']
var func = function()
{
// debug
alert(arguments.length);
//
for(arg in arguments)
alert(arg);
}
func('a','b','c','d'); // prints 4 which is what I want, then 'a','b','c','d'
func(arr); // pri...
thanks to wonderful responses to this question I understand how to call javascript functions with varargs.
now I'm looking to use apply with a constructor
I found some interesting information on this post.
but my code is throwing errors
attempt 1:
var mid_parser = new Parser.apply(null, mid_patterns);
error:
TypeError: Function.p...
I'm trying to use va_arg to make a generic factory function in my GUI library.
When passing va_arg twice in the same function they pass on the same value instead of two different:
GUIObject* factory(enumGUIType type, GUIObject* parent, ...){
va_list vl;
va_start(vl, parent);
...
label->SetPosition(va_arg(vl, int), va_arg(vl,...
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C Programming: Forward variable argument list.
What I'd like to do is send data to a logging library (that I can't modfify) in a printf kind of way.
So I'd like a function something like this:
void log_DEBUG(const char* fmt, ...) {
char buff[SOME_PROPER_LENGTH];
sprintf(buff, fmt, <varargs>);
log...
This question came up in the course of my work programming; it's become irrelevant to the current task, but I'm still curious if anyone has an answer.
In Java 1.5 and up you can have a method signature using a variable number of arguments, with an ellipsis syntax:
public void run(Foo... foos) {
if (foos != null) {
for (Foo foo: fo...
How do I call execlp() with a variable number of arguments for different processes?
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Take a function like printf that accepts a variable number of arguments what I would like to do is pass these variable number of functions to a sub function without changing their order. An example of this would be aliasing the printf function to a function called console ...
#include <stdio.h>
void console(const char *_sFormat, ...);...
This is a weird question, but is there a standard way to manipulate the contents of a va_list before passing it to another function? For instance, suppose I have two functions, sum and vsum:
int vsum(int n, va_list ap) {
int total = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
total += va_arg(n, int);
return total;
}
int sum(in...
If a constructor takes its parameters as a vararg (...) it seems to be impossible to create a subclass that will just pass on that vararg to the superclass.
There is a related question with fix for this same situation for normal functions: Wrapping a Vararg Method in ActionScipt but I cannot get that to work with a super call.
base cla...
Please help! I need this conversion to write wrapper for some C headers for Delphi.
As an example:
function pushfstring(fmt: PAnsiChar): PAnsiChar; cdecl; varargs; external;
...
function PushString(fmt: AnsiString; const args: array of const): AnsiString;
begin
Result := AnsiString(pushfstring(PAnsiString(fmt), args)); // it's inco...