Hi,

I was wondering if we can declare a function without specify the number of
arguments its going to have and call that function with any number of
arguments?

Something similar in JScript is:

function myFunc() {
    for (i=0; i < myFunc.arguments.length; i++)
    -----
    -----
    myFunc.arguments[i] ;
    -----
    -----

Thanks in advance.

Saqib.

No, there is no (specific) provision for optional arguments in
VBScript.  However, a common work around is to pass an array as the
single argument and code the function/subroutine to handle an array of
arbitrary length, something like this ...

  result1 = Summation(Array(Var1, Var2, Var3))
  result2 = Summation(Array(A, B, C, D, E))

Function Summation(aVector)
  dim nTemp, I
  for I in 0 to UBound(aVector)
    nTemp = nTemp + aVector(I)
  Next
  Summation = nTemp
End Function

Tom Lavedas
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