Jens,
I can see your point, about the usability when you get many arguments.
Originally I was going to kind of mirror the Java JDK and not go more than
2. Personally, I think it is a lot better to define custom interfaces when
possible. To avoid having hundreds of class files I have started making
them local to the API classes. I think this helps with readability.
The case when the generic functions are useful is when you are prototyping
a new API or porting some exsting javascript code. Hristo, what is an
actual case where you need 4 or 5 parameters?
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