I disagree with not using "inline object literals". They're basically maps, and in fact some programming languages (e.g. Self) are built around the concept of

I disagree with not using "inline object literals". They're basically maps, and in fact some programming languages (e.g. Self) are built around the concept of using maps instead of a list of arguments. I think in some cases this can be beneficial. Much more so than SomeWeirdCall(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, NULL, "some data");