How can I make a function without defined count of arguments?

Yea, question is in the title ^_^/>

thx for reading
-Freack100-

Like so:

function someName( ... )
  local params = { ... }
  for _,v in ipairs(params) do
	print(v)
  end
end

someName( 'hello' )
someName( 'hello', ' ', 'world', '!' )

EDIT: more examples
if you didn't do this

local params = ...

you would only get the first one, hence putting it in a table
you can even do this

local p, a = ...

and it will get the first 2
lastly you can also do this

function someName( something, ... )

and the first value passed in will go into something the rest goes into the …
however you cannot do this

function someName( ..., something )

theoriginalbit, on 24 April 2013 - 03:14 AM said:

Like so:

function someName( ... )
  local params = { ... }
  for _,v in ipairs(params) do
	print(v)
  end
end

someName( 'hello' )
someName( 'hello', ' ', 'world', '!' )

EDIT: more examples
if you didn't do this

local params = ...

you would only get the first one, hence putting it in a table
you can even do this

local p, a = ...

and it will get the first 2
lastly you can also do this

function someName( something, ... )

and the first value passed in will go into something the rest goes into the …
however you cannot do this

function someName( ..., something )

Thanks a lot!