Whats the applescript syntax for sending arguments? - cocoa

Question

I'm following apples applescript example for scripting parameters
I can send the direct parameter no problem using the following syntax
tell app "SimpleScriptingVerbs" to do command with args "Im a direct parameter"
However I can't figure out the correct syntax for sending the other optional arguments.
The rest of the accepted optional arguments look like this
<command name="do command with args" code="SVrbAgCm" description="run a command with a bunch of arguments">
<cocoa class="CommandWithArgs"/>
<direct-parameter description="a text parameter passed to the command">
<type type="text"/>
</direct-parameter>
<parameter name="blinking" code="savo" type="boolean" optional="yes"
description="a boolean parameter.">
<cocoa key="SaveOptions"/>
</parameter>
<parameter name="preferred hand" code="LRnd" type="preferredhands" optional="yes"
description="a parameter using our enumeration.">
<cocoa key="TheHand"/>
</parameter>
<parameter name="prose" code="Pros" type="text" optional="yes"
description="a text parameter.">
<cocoa key="ProseText"/>
</parameter>
<parameter name="ivalue" code="iVal" type="integer" optional="yes"
description="an integer parameter.">
<cocoa key="IntegerValue"/>
</parameter>
<parameter name="rvalue" code="rVal" type="real" optional="yes"
description="an real number parameter.">
<cocoa key="RealValue"/>
</parameter>
<result type="text" description="the direct parameter enclosed in quotes"/>
</command>
What's the correct applescript syntax to send the rest of these arguments.

Answer 1

You must use a parameter's name with a value, like this:
tell application "SimpleScriptingVerbs" to do command with args "Something" prose "bla 1" preferred hand Left Hand ivalue 299 rvalue 75.777
The application logs -->
proc=-[CommandWithArgs performDefaultImplementation] The other parameters are: '{
"" = Something;
IntegerValue = 299;
ProseText = "bla 1";
RealValue = "75.777";
TheHand = 1279816302;
}'