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array of array

2003-09-30T02:53:57-04:00

I'll keep it in my mind and won't re-ask for it
Thanx a lot

Statistics: Posted by CrazyCat — Tue Sep 30, 2003 2:53 am

array of array

2003-09-29T19:12:21-04:00

or a more common practice is to use commas to represent (not really multi-dimensional for all intensive purposes) multi-dimensional arrays...(Also more practical in this case in particular, as channel names may contain a :, but are not allowed to contain a ,)...

ie. $test_array(#chan1,0) , $test_array(#chan2,1) ...

Statistics: Posted by strikelight — Mon Sep 29, 2003 7:12 pm

array of array

2003-09-29T14:26:44-04:00

YESSSSSSSSS!!!
thanx a lot

Statistics: Posted by CrazyCat — Mon Sep 29, 2003 2:26 pm

array of array

2003-09-29T14:16:56-04:00

instead of test_array(second_channel)(0) = users and so on use something like test_array(second_channel:0) = users ..

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Mon Sep 29, 2003 2:16 pm

array of array

2003-09-29T14:07:48-04:00

well, another trouble...
I want to create an array of array, to get this kind of values:
test_array(first_channel)(0) = users
test_array(first_channel)(1) = voices
test_array(first_channel)(2) = halfs
test_array(first_channel)(3) = opers
test_array(second_channel)(0) = users
test_array(second_channel)(1) = voices
test_array(second_channel)(2) = halfs
test_array(second_channel)(3) = opers
but first_channel, second_channel are variables coming from [channels]

So, I make:

Code:

foreach my_chan [channels] {set test_array([string tolower $my_chan]) { "0" "0" "0" "0"}}....proc fillin {channel} {global test_arrayset test_array((${channel})(0) "x"set test_array((${channel})(1) "y"....putlog "$test_array((${channel})(0) -- $test_array((${channel})(1)"}

And the response is always: Tcl error [fillin]: can't read "test_array((yourchan)": no such element in array (my channel is #yourchan)

Statistics: Posted by CrazyCat — Mon Sep 29, 2003 2:07 pm