Neat little script there... Its cleaner than the other example I found, but it looks like the possible parameters are hardcoded and limited to 3:(...)
...is that the adaptation you spoke of?
part of
In fact I usuall use one, eventually 2 arguments, so I found really faster and enough for daily life to use only 3 parameters at max.
Otherwiwse you could use the paramcount and param(i) to populate a list of arguments, then 'depopulate' (pop?) this listwhen the timeout ends.
I guess the only options to make the call function totally dynamic is to dynamically build the call function string and use do (icky), or always pass a parameter that is a property list and just always deal with parameters that way.
That's because I use tons of propLists that 3 arguments are enough for me (indeed, a single propList is a clean way to send 10 or more parameters to a function, like a new() of a parent script, and it easily enable me to use default values for optional arguments)
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