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[MrOmega]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

You don't see anything wrong with:



?

Well when you put it in that view I do. But it basically acts as abs(); I could do abs( temp.x2 - temp.x1);

@fowlplay4:
What do you mean add a second function...

Why can't I just recreate the params array when I call a function?

[fowlplay4]

Originally Posted by MrOmega

Well when you put it in that view I do.

@fowlplay4:
What do you mean add a second function...

Why can't I just recreate the params array when I call a function?

You have complete control over what data you pass to it, instead of checking for how many parameters you pass to a certain function, write a function to take exactly how many parameters you need.

I.e:

PHP Code:

function getDist2(temp.x1, temp.x2) {
  // code for just two points here
} 


[MrOmega]

Originally Posted by fowlplay4

You have complete control over what data you pass to it, instead of checking for how many parameters you pass to a certain function, write a function to take exactly how many parameters you need.

I.e:

PHP Code:

function getDist2(temp.x1, temp.x2) {
  // code for just two points here
} 


I kinda did that to save lines, but I get ya. I still have the whole problem of not being able to send the correct param array

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by MrOmega

I kinda did that to save lines, but I get ya. I still have the whole problem of not being able to send the correct param array

Saving lines is almost never an excuse in programming. Do it the way that makes the most sense.