Combining Arrays into Multi-Dimension

[AcidCorps]

I'm trying to get the hang of Multi-Dimension arrays but not having much luck

I have 3 Arrays which I'd like to combine into a single Multi-Dimension array, they all contain the same amount of elements if that makes a difference

Edited October 19, 2007 by AcidCorps

[Paulie]

I'm trying to get the hang of Multi-Dimension arrays but not having much luck

I have 3 Arrays which I'd like to combine into a single Multi-Dimension array, they all contain the same amount of elements if that makes a difference

#Include <Array.au3>
Dim $Array0[3], $Array1[3], $Array2[3]
;Value = array.element
;Array0
$Array0[0] = "0.0"
$Array0[1] = "0.1"
$Array0[2] = "0.2"

;Array1
$Array1[0] = "1.0"
$Array1[1] = "1.1"
$Array1[2] = "1.2"

;Array2
$Array2[0] = "2.0"
$Array2[1] = "2.1"
$Array2[2] = "2.2"

Dim $Combo [3][3]
For $y = 0 to 2
     $Combo[0][$y] = $Array0[$y]
Next
For $y = 0 to 2
     $Combo[1][$y] = $Array1[$y]
Next
For $y = 0 to 2
     $Combo[2][$y] = $Array2[$y]
Next
_ArrayDisplay($Combo, "Combined Arrays")

Just one example.

Edited October 19, 2007 by Paulie

[PsaltyDS]

I'm trying to get the hang of Multi-Dimension arrays but not having much luck

I have 3 Arrays which I'd like to combine into a single Multi-Dimension array, they all contain the same amount of elements if that makes a difference

Paulie's example works fine, and they don't have to be the same number of elements. You could just use Ubound() to find the longest one and use that for your new array's number of rows. Depending on how much logic you want to code into it, you could put together arrays with different numbers of dimensions too, because Ubound($avArray, 0) can be used to determine the number of subscripts (dimensions) and adjust the output accordingly.

If you're going to do a lot of this, it would be better to code a generic function to append the scripts together.

Edited October 19, 2007 by PsaltyDS