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[variable, 5, "string"] | [variable, 5, "string"] [[execVM]] "myScript.sqf" | ||
<tt>variable</tt>, <tt>5</tt> and <tt>"string"</tt> are called the arguments given to the script. You could even go as far to call the [[Array]] containing these values the single argument. | <tt>variable</tt>, <tt>5</tt> and <tt>"string"</tt> are called the arguments given to the script. You could even go as far to call the [[Array]] containing these values the single argument. | ||
Revision as of 01:34, 22 December 2006
An argument is any value that is being passed to a scripting command or an executed script or function. In the script or function this value is considered a parameter.
Example:
[variable, 5, "string"] execVM "myScript.sqf"
variable, 5 and "string" are called the arguments given to the script. You could even go as far to call the Array containing these values the single argument.