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Hi there!

Can someone tell me how i can read values from a file into a 2 dimensional array?

I have a text file with records like:

12, 50, 676, 2323

123,453,6756,86

344,4545,6666,5

With _FileCountLines i can determine the number of records and store it in e.g. $totalRecords.

That works fine.

Now i'd like to read the values into an array.

Something with $recordsArray[$totalRecords][4]

But when i use _FileReadToArray and then use MsgBox(0,"",$recordsArray[1][1]) i get an error message about wrong subscripts and the program terminates.

When i use MsgBox(0,"",$recordsArray[1]) i get as output: 12,50,676,2323 meaning the whole record has been read into one variable instead of in the four variables [1][1] and [1][2] and [1][3] and [1][4]

Hope someone can help me.

Bye all!

I am not real smart, but i can lift heavy things...

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Hi there!

Can someone tell me how i can read values from a file into a 2 dimensional array?

I have a text file with records like:

12, 50, 676, 2323

123,453,6756,86

344,4545,6666,5

With _FileCountLines i can determine the number of records and store it in e.g. $totalRecords.

That works fine.

Now i'd like to read the values into an array.

Something with $recordsArray[$totalRecords][4]

But when i use _FileReadToArray and then use MsgBox(0,"",$recordsArray[1][1]) i get an error message about wrong subscripts and the program terminates.

When i use MsgBox(0,"",$recordsArray[1]) i get as output: 12,50,676,2323 meaning the whole record has been read into one variable instead of in the four variables [1][1] and [1][2] and [1][3] and [1][4]

Hope someone can help me.

Bye all!

I am not real smart, but i can lift heavy things...

you'll have to stringsplit on the comma to seperate the values

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