uso degli arrays

[af3m1a]

ciao, sono nuovo del forum e cerco aiuto sull'argomento array:

la mia esigenza è assegnare un valore ad un elemento di una array multidimensione; mi spiego con un esempio:

ho definito la seguente array:

DIM $TAB1[2][10]

questa ha 2 dimensioni, vero ?

COME FACCIO AD ASSEGNARE il VALORE 3 ALL'ELEMENTO [2] [1] ?

ho usato questa istruzione:

$TAB1[2][1] = 3

ma ricevo il seguente errore:

==> Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.:

in altri linguaggi questa sintassi è corretta

grazie

[exodius]

LOL, which in English (from Italian) is:

hello, I am new the forum and look for help on this array:

My requirement is to assign a value to an element of an array multidimensione; me explain with an example:

I defined the following array:

DIM $ TAB1 [2] [10]

this has 2 dimensions, right?

HOW DO I ASSIGN the value 3 to the [2] [1]?

I used this instruction:

$ TAB1 [2] [1] = 3

but I get the following error:

==> Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.:


other languages in this syntax is correct

thanks

Assuming you're using this (because the extra spaces would definitely break it):

DIM $TAB1[2][10]

$TAB1[2][1] = 3

Your issue is you need to declare your array one higher than what you plan on using. So to be able to go $Tab1[2][1], you'd need to declare Dim $Tab1[3][10], not Dim $Tab1[2][10]

Edited February 25, 2009 by exodius

[af3m1a]

OK... i'have forget the element ZERO that is always present for any array... thank's

p.s. excuse me for the missing english translation of my message...

[exodius]

OK... i'have forget the element ZERO that is always present for any array... thank's

p.s. excuse me for the missing english translation of my message...

LOL, no worries, just had to put it in a language I understood before I could help you with it... Gotta love Google Translate though.

The zero element is a peculiar one in implementation, a lot of the built in functions set that element to contain the # of elements in the array, but AutoIt doesn't do this as a language when you create your own... So you can sure still use tho zero function, just make sure your array is always one larger than you're currently using.