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this is a HACK :DDDDD (how to cheat multidimensionalarrayintootherarray hack)

-just because you see only hack in everything:D

so here is an ini where i store records with 5 key-value pairs

if i read it with inireadsection its ok, i prsent it with arraydispley, it shows there is an 5*2 array

but, i cant attach it to an other array where i would like to store in a bigger array

there are names, these are sectionnames

in names there are datas, like age, address, etc etc

how can i make a big array which store these data all? section name and key-value pairs in common array?

tipically hacker/cheater questions.. isnt it?:D

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again the "cheaterhackerpro guy" :D

here is an example of this site:

Local $arr[3]
Local $a1[3] = [2, "a1-1","a1-2"]
Local $a2[3] = [2, "a2-1","a2-2"]
$arr[1] = $a1
$arr[2] = $a2
$arr[0] = 2
Local $dumy
 
For $i = 1 to $arr[0]
$dumy = $arr[$i]
 
  For $j = 1 to $dumy[0]
    ConsoleWrite("$i:=" & $i & ", $dumy[" & $j & "]:=" & $dumy[$j] & @LF)
  Next
Next

so i want to type out the arr[1][1][1] but i cant.. why?

arr[1] had been a multidimensional array by a1 what is a 2 dimensional array.. why or how can i call those values?

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vkrisz81,

Enough of the (very badly-done) sarcasm - and if you send me another PM such as the one I have just received you will get a posting holiday. :mad:

As to this perfectly acceptable question - why not store the section data as arrays within a larger array? You can quite easily access the internal data: :)

#include <Array.au3>

; Declare arrays holding the section data
Local $aSection_1_Data[5][2] = [ _
            ["Section_1_Key_1", "Section_1_Val_1"], _
            ["Section_1_Key_2", "Section_1_Val_2"], _
            ["Section_1_Key_3", "Section_1_Val_3"], _
            ["Section_1_Key_4", "Section_1_Val_4"], _
            ["Section_1_Key_5", "Section_1_Val_5"]]
Local $aSection_2_Data[5][2] = [ _
            ["Section_2_Key_1", "Section_2_Val_1"], _
            ["Section_2_Key_2", "Section_2_Val_2"], _
            ["Section_2_Key_3", "Section_2_Val_3"], _
            ["Section_2_Key_4", "Section_2_Val_4"], _
            ["Section_2_Key_5", "Section_2_Val_5"]]

; Declare a constainer array which contains the section arrays
Local $aContainer[2] = [$aSection_1_Data, $aSection_2_Data]

; Then access the internal section arrays like this

; Entire array
_ArrayDisplay($aContainer[0], "Section 1", Default, 8)

; Single elements - note () around $aContainer[#] part of the syntax
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "Section 2 - Pair 3", ($aContainer[1])[2][0] & " - " & ($aContainer[1])[2][1])
However, if you wanted to modify the section data I would recommend extracting the internal array, changing the data and then reloading into the container. ;)

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