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inputcreate(1,1,1)
inputcreate(2,1,1)
inputcreate(3,1,1)
Func inputcreate($a,$b,$c)
$s[$a]=guictrlcreateinput("",$b,1,$c,1)
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Thanks, it makes the boxes okay, but instead of making $s1 $s2 $s3 it makes something else.. because when I try to do guictrlsetdata($s2,"blah") it gives a variable used without being declared error.. =(

But it works if I use

$s1=guictrlcreateinput("",1,1,1,1)
$s2=guictrlcreateinput("",1,1,1,1)
$s3=guictrlcreateinput("",1,1,1,1)
instead, so it's not having the same effect.. I'm not sure what's wrong with it..

I try doing $s&$a=guictrlcreateinput("",$b,1,$c,1)

Or $s&"$a"=guictrlcreateinput("",$b,1,$c,1)

Or $s&[$a]=guictrlcreateinput("",$b,1,$c,1) instead, to no avail..

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Thanks, it makes the boxes okay, but instead of making $s1 $s2 $s3 it makes something else.. because when I try to do guictrlsetdata($s2,"blah") it gives a variable used without being declared error.. =(

But that should be : guictrlsetdata($s[2],"blah")

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Thank you, it's working great now! Just one more question..

How do I make a nested array? Do I make it just like a normal one? Or is there something else to it?

NVM it works ^^

Edited by Azu

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