Re: [Gretl-users] on function arguments - another question
>>> Could it be possible for a function to pass a series as
boolean? If the
>>> series is provided it can act like a "- - by" flag.
> You can pass a pointer-to-series as an optional argument (with
> a default of "null").
Suppose that a function contains two (or more)
consecutive boolean/int
arguments which are provided with a default value.
My point is if it could be possible to skip the first boolean/int
argument - by leaving a blank for example - and entering only the
successive one(s)?
E.g. if my function is defined as :
my_function(series X, bool tmp1[0], bool tmp2[0])
I'd like to type:
my_function(X, , 1)
Does it make any sense ?
Cheers,
Artur
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