ParamArray
Specifies that a procedure parameter takes an optional array of elements of the specified type. ParamArray can be used only on the last parameter of a parameter list.
Remarks
ParamArray allows you to pass an arbitrary number of arguments to the procedure. A ParamArray parameter is always declared using ByVal.
You can supply one or more arguments to a ParamArray parameter by passing an array of the appropriate data type, a comma-separated list of values, or nothing at all. For details, see "Calling a ParamArray" in Parameter Arrays.
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Whenever you deal with an array which can be indefinitely large, there is a risk of overrunning some internal capacity of your application. If you accept a parameter array from the calling code, you should test its length and take appropriate steps if it is too large for your application. |
The ParamArray modifier can be used in these contexts:
Function Statement (Visual Basic)
See Also
Tasks
How to: Define a Procedure with an Indefinite Number of Parameters
How to: Call a Procedure that Takes an Indefinite Number of Parameters