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Hi Jan,
The base64Encode worked great, thanks for the tip! I didn't need to store
it as a CLOB type actually, just as regular text.
Pete
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I do store i
, the resulting line would be "abcdefxyz". This
> was
> > the cause of my other recent posts about what happens when the last item
> in
> > a string is empty. Provided some interesting recursion opportunities!
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>> It sounds to me like binary is the data type you want here.
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It sounds to me like binary is the data type you want here.
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I wonder if you shouldn't be using binary?
Bob
On Aug 21, 2011, at 11:35 AM, Pete wrote:
> Thanks Richard, writing to a file (an sqlite database actually) is exactly
> what I want to do.
>
> However, I'm running into a problem with this. I believe I have written the
> data correctly to the da
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To: How to use LiveCode
Subject: Confused about storing arrays in a custom property
I read in the LC manual that it isn;t possible to store an array in a single
custom property, yet I have done that
Thanks Richard, writing to a file (an sqlite database actually) is exactly
what I want to do.
However, I'm running into a problem with this. I believe I have written the
data correctly to the database as a BLOB column, but when I read it back
from the database and use arraydecode to make it into
Pete wrote:
Next issue is using combine and split with multidimensional arrays. It
seems like they only work for a single dimension array. I guess to use them
with multidimensional arrays, you have to apply them to each level of array
key? Maybe a recursive function of some sort?
Split and c
Great, thanks.
Next issue is using combine and split with multidimensional arrays. It
seems like they only work for a single dimension array. I guess to use them
with multidimensional arrays, you have to apply them to each level of array
key? Maybe a recursive function of some sort?
Pete
Molly'
Hi Pete,
This part of the documentation is probably from the time before
multidimensional arrays. When multidimensional arrays were introduced, we also
got a way to store them as custom properties. Don't worry.
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I read in the LC manual that it isn;t possible to store an array in a single
custom property, yet I have done that and it seems to work fine. The
Inspector doesn't show the value, just a greyed out message about it being
an array.
Before I go any further down that path, is this a safe thing to do
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