I'm aware that you can use a plain Javascript object to accept a varying number of parameters, like so:
function f(params) {
// do something with params.param1
// do something with params.param2
// etc...
}
function t() {
f({param1: "a", param2: 22, param3: [1,2,3]}); // 3 parameters
f({param1: 'st'}); // 1 parameter
}
But how can you write a function that calls another function and passes an acceptable number of parameters without knowing in advance how many parameters that function accepts?
For example,
// func is a function object, params is a container of some kind that holds the parameters that that function would accept
function pass_to_func(func, params) {
func(params); // func can be anything, which means it can accept any number of params, depending on context
}
I tried this:
function pass_to_func(func, params) {
func(params.join()); // params is an array of parameters, but this doesn't work
}
Any suggestion is appreciated, but please keep in mind that it has to be supported in Google Apps Script, since that's the environment I'm dealing with.