Post: #4

Sorry but I think I did not understand what you mean...
What Alaric said makes sense

[function f_test1]
f_test2 02 3

[function f_test2]
serv.log <argn1> -- <dargn1>//will output 02 -- 2
serv.log <argn2> -- <dargn2>//will output 03 -- 3

Anything that starts with a '0' and contains ONLY 0~9 and/or a~f is treated as hex
Anything that contains ONLY 0~9 is treated as decimal
hex and decimal are both numbers with different notation but same values and range. AFAIK sphere prefers to always store them as number, unless internally pointed to treat them as decimal
Anything else is a string

Your script logic must know what to do. If you may pass a number AND string to the same function, it must know what to do
http://wiki.sphere.torfo.org/index.php/C..._Functions

Try using <ARGS> then STRARG/STREAT it for your needs

You can force it to be treated as string by adding a non-number element on it
f_myfunc :2 :02
then remove the first char