Core Function Call
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Revision as of 15:49, 20 January 2013
Call <function/array>, <expressions>
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Description
Calls a function contained in a string parameter.
function
The name of the user function to call.
OR
A two element array to use as the call class and function name.
expressions
None, One or more arguments to send to the function.
Return Value
Acts like a regular function call.
Remarks
The function CAN be a built-in Sputnik function or a user defined one.
The function can pass arguments to functions, also & pointer parameters are supported.
Example
Call( "Test", 10, 20); Function Test($a, $b) { println("Hello from test ($a, $b)"); }
