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Yes:

Dim $a[3] = [1, 2, 3]
Dim $b[3] = [4, 5, 6]
Dim $c[3] = [7, 8, 9]

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Dim $a[3] = [1, 2, 3]
Dim $b[3] = [4, 5, 6]
Dim $c[3] = [7, 8, 9]

Dim $avArray[3] = [$a, $b, $c]

For $i = 0 To UBound($avArray) - 1
    Local $aTmp = $avArray[$i]

    If IsArray($aTmp) Then
        For $j = 0 To UBound($aTmp) - 1
            ConsoleWrite($aTmp[$j] & @TAB)
        Next
        ConsoleWrite(@LF)
    EndIf
Next

Only one correction I made to his script otherwise give him all the credit for it

For $i = 0 To UBound($avArray) - 1

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Thanks, but how to get in your sample, for example, only the number 3?

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ConsoleWrite($aTmp[0][2]) - does not work.
What you are doing there is trying to get a value from a 2d array. To get a value from the "array in the array" you must do as Authenticity showed. By the way what are you really trying to do? Storing arrays in arrays are very rarely used and there is often another "better" solution.
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What you are doing there is trying to get a value from a 2d array. To get a value from the "array in the array" you must do as Authenticity showed. By the way what are you really trying to do? Storing arrays in arrays are very rarely used and there is often another "better" solution.

I hurried to the reply, I have decided this. :D

Thank you.

Another thing that comes to mind is an array of pointers.

$Array[n] = [$hWnd1, $hWnd2, ...]
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I hurried to the reply, I have decided this. :D

Thank you.

Another thing that comes to mind is an array of pointers.

$Array[n] = [$hWnd1, $hWnd2, ...]
Do you know you are good at confusing people? :o

That look like a normal 1d array to me.

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Do you know you are good at confusing people? :D

That look like a normal 1d array to me.

I do not who did not enter into confusion. I'm trying to get an array, each element of which must contain a package of data (strings, pointers, integer data, etc.). The pointer is just a way to get to the package. I do not want to create a multi-dimensional arrays for this purpose.

Remark.

I just want to know which option is preferable: a multidimensional array, or dynamic memory.

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I do not who did not enter into confusion. I'm trying to get an array, each element of which must contain a package of data (strings, pointers, integer data, etc.). The pointer is just a way to get to the package. I do not want to create a multi-dimensional arrays for this purpose.

Remark.

I just want to know which option is preferable: a multidimensional array, or dynamic memory.

Within AutoIt, a 2D array is clearly preferable. Just define the array in your comments for reference. Example:
; 2D array containing 12 "packages":
; [0][0] = 1st string name
; [0][1] = 1st window handle
; [0][2] = 1st integer result
; [0][3] = 1st pointer to $tagPOINT struct
; ...
; [11][0] thru [11][3] = last "package"
Global $avArray[12][4]

The third window handle would be: $avArray[2][1]

:D

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Within AutoIt, a 2D array is clearly preferable. Just define the array in your comments for reference. Example:

; 2D array containing 12 "packages":
; [0][0] = 1st string name
; [0][1] = 1st window handle
; [0][2] = 1st integer result
; [0][3] = 1st pointer to $tagPOINT struct
; ...
; [11][0] thru [11][3] = last "package"
Global $avArray[12][4]

The third window handle would be: $avArray[2][1]

:D

Thanks.
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