[a103] Bug? Topic is solved

[irral]

Hi there!
I'm trying to make a hotkey, which activates only if the foo() and bar() functions returns a non-zero value.
The Hotkey "If", FunctionObject should help solve the problem, but if I press a hotkey in this example it will result in an error.

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#SingleInstance force
#Persistent
#UseHook

boo( () => (foo() && bar()) )
return ; end of autoexec section

boo(a)
{
	b := Func("baz").bind("test")
	Hotkey "If", a
	Hotkey "vk31", b ; 1 key
}

foo()
{
	return 1
}

bar()
{
	return 0
}

baz(a)
{
	MsgBox a
}

Error

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Why the hotkey activates despite the fact that bar() returns 0?
What is the reason of error? The arrow points to return on the end of autoexecute section and I'm nowhere passing params more than necessary.
Thanks!

[Helgef]

It is not a bug, the documentation is not up to date.
The function object is passed the name of the hotkey,

The function or call method can accept one parameter: the name of the hotkey.

and since a103,

Changed function calls to throw if too many parameters are passed.
Added fn(a,*) as a means to permit but not store surplus parameters.

So the solution is to define the parameter or use the star (*) to allow surplus parameters. Eg, (*) => (foo() && bar()).

Cheers.