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[duckblaster]

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Edited March 28, 2009 by duckblaster

[dbzfanatic]

Why not just make it a 2D array? like

$aArray[8] = StringSplit()

That way you can get the return values from StringSplit() like this

For $n = 0 To UBound($aArray[8])
MsgBox(48,"Values","The value stored in index " & $n & " is: " & $aArray[8][$n])
Next

Edited September 19, 2008 by dbzfanatic

[trancexx]

I have code that uses an array with text, boolean, int etc values, and want to add the return from StringSplit() to this array, but have problems, can anyone help me?

almost certainly

[martin]

Why not just make it a 2D array? like

$aArray[8] = StringSplit()

That way you can get the return values from StringSplit() like this

For $n = 0 To UBound($aArray[8])
MsgBox(48,"Values","The value stored in index " & $n & " is: " & $aArray[8][$n])
Next

That is not correct!

$aArray[8] = StringSplit() does not magically convert the array into having another dimension it just stores the array in that element.

The only way I know to store an array in an array element and then read it again is like this

Dim $aArray[10]
$aArray[8] = StringSplit("one|two|owls|sheep", "|")

$x = $aArray[8]
For $n = 1 To UBound($x) - 1
    MsgBox(48, "Values", "String " & $n & " in $aArray[8] is: " & $x[$n])
Next

@duckblaster. Can you tell us more about the structure of the array you want to add to?

[duckblaster]

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