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How to call function with unlimited parameters – CPanel

Following cPanel UAPI function store_filter I need to call function with a iterated params if there is more than one rule or action, like:

  • action1
  • action2
  • action3
  • dest1
  • dest2
  • dest3
    and so on.

But I don’t really understand how can I pass this iterate params to a function.

UPD

    $cpanel = new CPANEL(); // Connect to cPanel - only do this once.

// Create a new filter for [email protected].
$new_filter = $cpanel->uapi(
    'Email', 'store_filter',
    array(
        'filtername'      => 'coffee',
        'account'         => '[email protected]',
        'action1'         => 'deliver',
        'dest1'           => '[email protected]',
        'part1'           => '$header_subject:',
        'match1'          => 'contains',
        'val1'            => 'curds',
        'opt1'            => 'or',
        'part2'           => '$message_body',
        'match2'          => 'is',
        'val2'            => 'whey',
         )
);
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Answers


  1. 0

    IMHO you don’t have to do anything extra. JavaScript comes equipped with Arguments object, arguments is an reserved keyword which you can use like this:

    function unlimitedArgs() {
  console.log(arguments)
}

unlimitedArgs(2,4, 'v1');

unlimitedArgs(2,4, 'v1', [2,4,5], "some other value");

    Or, you can use spread operator to do something like this perhaps: 

    function unlimitedArgs(...gatherer) {
  console.log(gatherer)
}

unlimitedArgs(2,4, 'v1');

unlimitedArgs(2,4, 'v1', [2,4,5], "some other value");

    NOTE: If you use spread operator the container variable (ie gatherer) will be of type Array.

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  2. 0

    may be this example helps 

    function printNames(...names) {
  console.log(`number of arguments: ${names.length}`);
  for (var name of names) {
    console.log(name);
  }
}

printNames('foo', 'bar', 'baz');

    Whatever may be the arguments you can pass unlimited arguments and access the same with the function like above.

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