> I think my real script is now working fine. It had several more > vectors (and also maps) inside the loop that needed attention. I guess > my nesting must be ok. I have several "for each" nested once under the > main one, and several if's nested once or twice under those.
Its actually 8 -- and here I mean 8 nested which each reference a vector. If you use different type of for each (eg a file or a string, it does not count). > I wish you'd post some easy scriptlets that use them. I did read thru > the turing machine back when you implemented objects and classes, but > it was over my head. Well, to be honest, objects and classes were probably more of an intellectual challenge for me than something that is useful for Powerpro scripting. You may find structures useful if you have a bunch of different variables that are actually related -- you want to read them and write them as a group to an ini file, and you want to pass them around as a group to different functions. Take a look at the help for structures for more detail. But even they are likely bit of a stretch in terms of something useful for a PowerPro script.
