Determines whether the compiler checks for calls to functions missing parameters. The compiler will by default pass a 1 value or an empty string to function calls that do not have a parameter, and no default defined.
Allowable Values:
Default Value: 1
Example
INT
FUNCTION
AddTwoNumbers(INT a, INT b)
RETURN a + b;
END
FUNCTION
CallFunction()
INT sum = AddToNumbers();
This will not compile by default, but will compile when
[CODE]StrictArgumentCheck=0.