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Hi,

I'm wondering if there is a way of getting the values of all the parameters of a given function (similar to how you can get command line arguments via $CmdLine[]) returned in an string/array. I'd like to do this so I can easily debug what data is being passed into my functions during runtime (I'd be writing to a text file).

For example:

Func MyFunction($param1, $param2, $param3 = 'default')

FileWriteLine("c:\log.txt", "MyFunction(" & ParamsToString() & ")")
....
....
....
EndFunc

I'd like to somehow output a line of text formatted as follows:

MyFunction("value1", "value2", "default")

At the moment I'm just formatting a string based on each individual parameter, but that's time consuming and not very elegant.

Any help is much appreciated!

Thanks

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Well this one no matter what the value of your $params will show up as is;

Func MyFunction($param1, $param2, $param3 = 'default')

FileWriteLine("c:\log.txt", "MyFunction(" & $param1 & ", " & $param2 & ", " & $param3 & ")")
....
....
....
EndFunc
This is what I'm currently doing, however I'd like to have a generic function that will do this for me so I don't have the need to go through each function and type out the names of the parameters individually.

I'd be using this in a rather large project (13K lines and counting) so you can imagine how maintainability and tediousness of doing it in this fashion would be a factor.

Thanks

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The way I see it is this;

$value1 = 123
$value2 = 456
$value3 = 789

MyFunction($value1)
; will log MyFunction(123,,default)

MyFunction($value1,$value1)
; will log MyFunction(123,123,default)

MyFunction($value1,$value3,$value2)
; will log MyFunction(123,789,456)

This is not what it's doing? muttley

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