OK, I'm an idiot!
I actually asked almost the same question a month and a half ago! Here's
the solution:
#roomVAR[i][1]#
#roomVAR[i][2]#
#roomVAR[i][3]#
#roomVAR[i][4]#
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:<>: From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Gene,
You can loop through 2/3D arrays like this:
...load the array...
#mytest[outerloop][innerloop]#
The same holds true in 3d - just add an additional loop. Note that you
must reference the particular dimension element you are in when starting a
new loop
Taking this one step further, I'd be interested in seeing an example of the best way
to
loop through a 3-dim array. ArrayLen only shows the length of the first dimension -
how
do you determine the size of the 2nd and 3rd?
Gene Kraybill
> > Is there a way that i can loop through an array and
my C++ skills failed to come back to me for a few mins
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Thank you so much !!! :)
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> Is there a way that i can loop through an array and display
> all the items
Why, certainly:
Item #i#: #myarray[i]#
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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