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Subject: methods with arbitrary # of args? How?
Keywords: varargs
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Is it possible to define an obj-c method which takes an
arbitrary number of arguments (ala normal C functions
which use varargs.h)?

If so, how?  If not, does anybody have an "elegent" way
to simulate this kind of behavior?

Any advice would be appreciated.

Paul Biron      pbiron@ucsd.edu        (619) 534-5758
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