trouble with simple array initialization

[Burgs]

Hello,

  OK and now for the simplest and dumbest question ever posted in this forum...I declare a 2 dimensional variable as so:

Global $_SAVED_PIX[1][1] = [[-1], [-1]]

  As can be seen I'm trying to initialize the two elements with an initial value of "-1"...why does AutoIT give me an "Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded" error...????  What is wrong with that code...???   It seems to fit perfectly with the syntax outlined in the manual.  Thanks in advance for any hint...regards

 

[iamtheky]

this?

#include<array.au3>

Global $_SAVED_PIX[1][2] = [[-1, -1]]

_ArrayDisplay($_SAVED_PIX)

 

[water]

That’s because you created an array with one row and one column resulting in a single „cell“. But you try to initialize two „cells“. Hence the error  

[Burgs]

Hmm...OK thanks you for the explanation...I guess that makes sense.  Thanks for clearing up my confusion, regards   

[iamtheky]

9 hours ago, Burgs said:

guess that makes sense

This is what you declared (fixing the # of rows)

#include<array.au3>

Global $_SAVED_PIX[2][1] = [[-1], [-1]]

_ArrayDisplay($_SAVED_PIX)

Which is a weird way to declare this:

#include<array.au3>

Global $_SAVED_PIX[2] = [-1, -1]

_ArrayDisplay($_SAVED_PIX)

and then post #2 is the 1 row 2 col solution...