And how about useless arguments in a callback when you can't use a blank as a useless variable? Example:
const measureCallback = (x, y, width, height) => { // I just need width, height only; } this.measure(measureCallback);
I think you can use the rest operator (...args)
so: const measureCallback = (...args) => { const [ , , width, height] = args; }
I dont think this is a good idea
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And how about useless arguments in a callback when you can't use a blank as a useless variable?
Example:
const measureCallback = (x, y, width, height) => {
// I just need width, height only;
}
this.measure(measureCallback);
I think you can use the rest operator (...args)
so:
const measureCallback = (...args) => {
const [ , , width, height] = args;
}
I dont think this is a good idea