.::Setting Multiple Arrays::.

[ericnail]

Is is possible to set multiple Arrays like so:

For $i = 0 to 7
    $var[$i] = $ReturnVar ;$ReturnVar would return 10 different results
Next

Where $var[$i] would be cycling through 8 variables (Arrays) and (Hopefully) adding 10 returns to the second array.

I would like it to essentially result in this:

$var[0][0] = return 1

$var[0][1] = return 2

$var[0][2] = return 3

$var[0][3] = return 4

etc, etc..

$var[1][0] = return 1

$var[2][1] = return 2

$var[3][2] = return 3

$var[4][3] = return 4

etc, etc..

I currently am set like this:

$var0 = $ReturnVar
$var1 = $ReturnVar
$var2 = $ReturnVar
$var3 = $ReturnVar
etc, etc..

Which of course returns this:

$var0[0] = return 1

$var0[1] = return 2

$var0[2] = return 3

$var0[3] = return 4

And I continue that with all 8 variables..

Thanks Guys,

Eric

[LurchMan]

If you have 2 (or more) arrays and just want to combine them then look at _ArrayConcatenate () in the help file.

I'm not quiet sure why you want to use the 2D array though..

Edited September 27, 2010 by LurchMan

[meisandy]

ericnail,

If I'm understanding you right: - You want to set data in array named:

$Array1

$Array2

$Array3

$Array4

etc, etc

Inwhich case "Eval" seems appropiate, it returns a varible to use from a string! So, try this (not tested - but along these lines):

For $i = 1 To 4
   $VarToSetValue = Eval("Array" & $i)
   $VarToSetValue = $ReturnValue
   Assign("Array" & $i, $VarToSetValue)
Next

EDIT: When Using this with array's: ONLY delete the line " $VarToSetValue = $ReturnValue" and replace it with array add or whatever!

If you really need to use a 2D array, try this to replace array add:

Func _2DArrayAdd(ByRef $avArray, $x, $y, $vValue)
    If $x > UBound($avArray)-1 Then
        ReDim $avArray[$x+1][UBound($avArray, 2)]
    EndIf
    If $y > UBound($avArray, 2)-1 Then
        ReDim $avArray[UBound($avArray)][$y+1]
    EndIf
    $avArray[$x][$y] = $vValue
    Return True
EndFunc

For varible $x - The Row I use Ubound($VarToSetValue)

If you get stuck don't hesitate to ask!

Edited September 27, 2010 by DjATUit

[meisandy]

Anyone going to give any feed back or is this topic dead?

[MvGulik]

Anyone: Who do you have in mind?

Feedback: On what?

Dead: Depends on OP!

[ericnail]

Anyone: Who do you have in mind?

Feedback: On what?

Dead: Depends on OP!

I couldnt figure it out, so i just used multiple arrays.