Reading array numbers one by one.

[GeekS]

Well, kinda hard to explain but here we go.

$Number = GUICtrlCreateInput("Number", 368, 75-20, 31, 20, $ES_CENTER, $WS_EX_TRANSPARENT)

Lets say you insert 178 into that Input box, so that we have

$Number = 178

Now what i want to do is seperate it into 3 numbers: 1, 7 and 8. So that i can use it another place like

$Number1 = 1
$Number2 = 7
$Number3 = 8

Thanks in advance, Gnu / GeekS.

[Szhlopp]

Well, kinda hard to explain but here we go.

$Number = GUICtrlCreateInput("Number", 368, 75-20, 31, 20, $ES_CENTER, $WS_EX_TRANSPARENT)

Lets say you insert 178 into that Input box, so that we have

$Number = 178

Now what i want to do is seperate it into 3 numbers: 1, 7 and 8. So that i can use it another place like

$Number1 = 1
$Number2 = 7
$Number3 = 8

Thanks in advance, Gnu / GeekS.

Here it is in Array form:

Array[0] = Full string

Array[1] = First digit

ect

$Number = 178
Global $NumberArray[1]
$NumberArray[0] = 178
ReDim $NumberArray[StringLen($Number) + 1]
For $I = 1 To UBound($NumberArray) - 1
    $NumberArray[$I] = StringMid($Number, $I, 1)
Next

MsgBox(0, "Done", $NumberArray[2])

[DW1]

Simpler yet:

$Number = 178
$ss = StringSplit( $Number, "" )

now you have an array

$ss[0] = 3 (number of entries in array)

$ss[1] = 1

$ss[2] = 7

$ss[3] = 8

EDIT: Changed "String($Number)" to just "$Number", as after testing it seemed to have the same results.

Edited September 5, 2008 by danwilli

[GeekS]

Got both working, however Danwilli's is way easier to use for my (generally?) purpose. Thanks alot for the help guys