Inline Function too many arguments

[ulrik]

@VorosMusic It's the Sampler.setBypassed() that interfere in some way, if you instead use the Sampler attribute "Bypass" it works

@Christoph-Hart Actually I have come across this issue before when bypassing modules using the ".setBypassed()" function, it seems to be a bug?

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[d.healey]

Inline functions can take a maximum of 5 arguments. https://forum.hise.audio/topic/79/scripting-best-practices

[VorosMusic]

@ulrik Yeah!
Thanks that really works!
I've the same feeling had a few issues using .setBypassed messing up the functionality!

[VorosMusic]

@d-healey
Yeah, I read it after you recommending it in my last question.
I mean it kinda doesn't matter cause it works now, but what if I had a button with too much parameters how could I split its functionality?

[d.healey]

@VorosMusic

Ok I just looked at your snippet. This is not related to the number of arguments. Arguments (also called parameters) are the variables passed in to a function. In the case of a control callback that's component and value.

There is no limit on the things that can happen inside the function/callback.

[Lindon]

@VorosMusic just use variables?.

reg param1 = 1;
reg param2 = 2;
reg param3 = 3;
reg param4 = 4;
reg param5 = 5;
reg param6 = 6;

function myfunction()
{
Console.print(param1 + param2 + param3 + param4 + param5 + param6);
};

[VorosMusic]

@d-healey
Oh I see, didn't know that

[ustk]

with inline you can still pack as many vars you want in one parameter:

var test1 = 0;
var test2 = 1;
var test3 = 2;
var test4 = 3;
var test5 = 4;
var test6 = 5;

const var sixPack = [test1, test2, test3, test4, test5, test6];
gimmeSix(sixPack);

inline function gimmeSix(thatMuch)
{
	Console.print(trace(thatMuch));
}

[d.healey]

@ustk generally I find if you are passing a lot of variables you can probably simplify your code

[ustk]

@d-healey You're absolutely right, Dave, and if I give this possibility, I don't rely on it myself...