Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-19 Thread Trevor DeVore
On Feb 18, 2006, at 5:50 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote: Scott Rossi wrote: Recently, Dave Cragg wrote: One further way... get the customKeys[specialData] of field 1 *THIS* is what I had in my mind of how it should work, but couldn't get the syntax right. Thanks very much Dave. Whoa. Never

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-19 Thread Dave Cragg
On 19 Feb 2006, at 04:05, Ken Ray wrote: On 2/18/06 7:50 PM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Scott Rossi wrote: Recently, Dave Cragg wrote: One further way... get the customKeys[specialData] of field 1 *THIS* is what I had in my mind of how it should work, but couldn't get

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-19 Thread Eric Chatonet
I fully agree. I use custom properties a lot: more than 80 in the 2.7 Rev search engine for instance. Access is almost as fast as globals without requiring attention to possible conflicts. If I did not share them among appropriate custom property sets, it would be a real mess :-) BTW if

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-19 Thread Richard Gaskin
Trevor DeVore wrote: On Feb 18, 2006, at 5:50 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote: Scott Rossi wrote: Recently, Dave Cragg wrote: One further way... get the customKeys[specialData] of field 1 *THIS* is what I had in my mind of how it should work, but couldn't get the syntax right. Thanks very much

Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-18 Thread Scott Rossi
If I set some custom properties of an object via an array: set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world ...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are these called indexes?) of the object? (cool, hot, etc) I've been through the

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-18 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, I wrote: If I set some custom properties of an object via an array: set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world ...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are these called indexes?) of the object? (cool, hot, etc)

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-18 Thread Richard Gaskin
Scott Rossi wrote: If I set some custom properties of an object via an array: set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world ...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are these called indexes?) of the object? (cool, hot, etc) I've

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-18 Thread Jeanne A. E. DeVoto
At 11:59 AM -0800 2/18/2006, Scott Rossi wrote: If I set some custom properties of an object via an array: set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world ...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are these called indexes?) of the

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-18 Thread Dave Cragg
On 18 Feb 2006, at 20:07, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote: At 11:59 AM -0800 2/18/2006, Scott Rossi wrote: If I set some custom properties of an object via an array: set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world ...how do I retrieve a list of the

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-18 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, Dave Cragg wrote: If I set some custom properties of an object via an array: set the specialData[cool] of fld 1 to hello set the specialData[hot] of fld 1 to world ...how do I retrieve a list of the custom property names (are these called indexes?) of the object? (cool,

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-18 Thread Richard Gaskin
Scott Rossi wrote: Recently, Dave Cragg wrote: One further way... get the customKeys[specialData] of field 1 *THIS* is what I had in my mind of how it should work, but couldn't get the syntax right. Thanks very much Dave. Whoa. Never seen that before. I have mixed feelings about the

Re: Retrieve List of Array Properties?

2006-02-18 Thread Ken Ray
On 2/18/06 7:50 PM, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Scott Rossi wrote: Recently, Dave Cragg wrote: One further way... get the customKeys[specialData] of field 1 *THIS* is what I had in my mind of how it should work, but couldn't get the syntax right. Thanks very much Dave.