On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Gavin Myers spake thusly:
> okay, i've been getting into lists and arrays but i cant find very much good
> reference
>
> 1: is a list just a 1d array?
list are variables, and are created as such:
<cfset your_list="1,2,3,4,5">
> 2: how do you carry a list/array through pages? Is the only way to do it via
> application.cfm and locking the list/array?
see above
> 3: i can figgure out how to make a new array, pretty tough arraynew(1) ;),
> but how do you make a new list? couldnt find the function for it...
see above
>
> I'm pretty famaliar with arrays, they arent a very tough concept, my main
> problem is syntax, wich i can put togethor via developin web applications
> (the cf standard book). How to compare them to another when done, how to add
> the person picked the letter b on the third question... most of this stuff i
> can figgure out by looking at the functions.. my main problem is question
> #2.
> <cfset myarray = array()>
>
> when i do this:
> <cfset myarray[1]="1">
> <cfset myarray[2]="2">
> <cfset myarray[3]="3">
>
> It bascially does this:
> myarray = [1,2,3]
>
> right?
>
> a list really looks & seems to act like a 1d array
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