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	~~{{DISPLAYTITLE:getarg}}~~		This article used to be about a Small scripting feature. It got removed from Eternity so it is no longer available.
	~~''native getarg(arg, index = 0);''~~

	~~'''Found in:''' core.inc~~
	~~==Description==~~
	This ~~function allows~~ a ~~script that takes a variable number of arguments to access the values which were passed to the script. As with all other indexing in~~ Small~~, the first argument is considered to be #0, not #1. The second argument, which is optional, is used as an array index when the function takes arrays as parameters~~.
	~~=====Parameters=====~~
	*arg: Argument sequence number. The first argument to the function is ~~argument zero~~.
	*index: When the argument specified by 'arg' is an array, this parameter specifies an index into that array.
	~~=====Return value=====~~
	~~Value of the specified argument (and for arrays, at the given index).~~

	~~==See also==~~
	~~[[Small#Functions\|Small Functions]]~~

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''native getarg(arg, index = 0);''

'''Found in:''' core.inc
==Description==
This function allows a script that takes a variable number of arguments to access the values which were passed to the script. As with all other indexing in Small, the first argument is considered to be #0, not #1. The second argument, which is optional, is used as an array index when the function takes arrays as parameters.
=====Parameters=====
*arg: Argument sequence number. The first argument to the function is argument zero.
*index: When the argument specified by 'arg' is an array, this parameter specifies an index into that array.
=====Return value=====
Value of the specified argument (and for arrays, at the given index).

==See also==
[[Small#Functions|Small Functions]]