Passing the name of a plugin to a function?

[Stobe]

I want to call a function that will resize a shape plugin. With the below example, how do I setup the argument?

function MyFunction (shape1name, shape2name)
yada yada
end

And How do I call it with the actual shape's name?

i.e.
MyFunction (what_goes_here, what_goes_here);

Thanks as always!
Stobe

[rexzooly]

function MyFunction (shape1name, shape2name)
shape1name = ----
shape2name = ----
end

maybe i have kinda forgot so please don't hold me to it code just pees out if
my ears lol.

[ShadowUK]

MyFunction("Plugin1", "Plugin2"); -- ?

[Stobe]

within the function, I wish to manipulate the shape plugin.

Better example:

function MyFunction (shape1name, shape2name)
Plugin.SetSize(shape1name, 30, 30);
Plugin.SetSize(shape2name, 30, 30);
end

with shapes named "shape1" and "shape2", would I call it as

MyFunction ("shape1", "shape2");

or

MyFunction (shape1, shape2);

?

I'm getting weird argument errors so far with what I've tried.

-Stobe

[rexzooly]

ya you could also just include the name its self but you could also add more function alaty is the function was smarter to include them or something i don't know been some months since i played with making functions

[Dermot]

This one

MyFunction ("shape1", "shape2");

[Stobe]

You guys are soooo quick. Thanks!

I got it working, and my argument error was a darned capitalization type not related to my initial question, aargh!

Thanks again!
-stobe