Is it possible to use named argument in javascript?
E.g.
void method (int a, int b);
method(a:1, b:2);
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5I'm assuming you mean in 'javascript". jQuery is just a library.Mike Marshall– Mike Marshall2011-05-10 20:59:10 +00:00Commented May 10, 2011 at 20:59
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2 Answers
In javascript you could do this:
function method(foo) {
// use foo.a and foo.b here
}
and then call it like this:
method({ a: 1, b: 2 });
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Nam G VU
Can this be applied to the
method I defined in my question above?
Darin Dimitrov
@Nam Gi VU, yes, that's the example I provided.
Nam G VU
Oh, I mean, with the method already defined
method(int a, int b) and we can changed it - e.g. use php's .attr(...) method.I believe the answer is 'no', but you can come to an approximation by using a single object with names properties/members as the argument to your functions. See here for more details.
