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I have a perl program that reads a file with baseball scores and calculates pointsFor/pointsAgainst for each team. I would like to rewrite this program in autoit. Problem I am having is adding each teams points (pf/pa) to an array.

was 12 at tor 2

sea 7 at kc 2

pit 2 at phi 7

etc..

....

....

Each line is split by team1 score1 where team2 score2

in perl i use

$scorePF{$team1} += $score1; add pointsFor whatever the team1 name is on the line

$scorePA{$team1} += $score2; add pointsAgainst for team1

$scorePF{$team2} += $score2;

$scorePA{$team2} += $score1;

Is there a way to do this in autoit or do I have to create a variable for each team/PF/PA.

I am still a beginner here in both languages lol, so go easy on me.

Thanks

steph1

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You can certainly create a 2D array, with n rows and 3 columns, where n = number of teams and the columns are:

[n][0] = team name, i.e. "was"

[n][1] = points for

[n][2] = points against

In the loop where you evaluate each line of data, you would search column 0 for each team name to get the row index, and then add points to either [n][1] or [n][2],

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You can certainly create a 2D array, with n rows and 3 columns, where n = number of teams and the columns are:

[n][0] = team name, i.e. "was"

[n][1] = points for

[n][2] = points against

In the loop where you evaluate each line of data, you would search column 0 for each team name to get the row index, and then add points to either [n][1] or [n][2],

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Thanks PsaltyDS for your help, I'll give it a try

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