Yes, you're right because what you're doing is not multidimensional arrays at
all. You're simply using custom property sets and want to store stuff in them.
I did once make an enhancement requests that ask for making arrays and
properties (custom or not) basically be the same, which might that then be
possible.
I think that the person who made custompropertysets had single dimension arrays
in mind, but never came to the idea to just actually _make_ em arrays. Which is
hugely confusing, especially considering how abstract all that subgrouping with
weird brackets is to begin with.
So what you can do is either:
a. save your array in a customproperty:
set the dinnerNames of this stack to myDinnerArray
b. save your array in a custompropertyset's customproperty:
set the dinner["names"] of this stack to myDinnerArray
--equivalent of:
set the custompropertyset of this stack to "dinner"
set the names of this stack to myDinnerArray
set the custompropertyset of this stack to ""
c. do not use arrays:
set the dinner["name1"] of this stack to "tex"
d. do not use customproperties
put arrayencode(myDinnerArray) into url ("binfile:" & "Array.txt")
Bjoernke
PS:
Mentioned feature request:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6912
On 10 Aug 2010, at 17:24, FlexibleLearning wrote:
> If I have understood the system, then
>
> 1. set the dinnerNames["mains"] of this stack to "tex" - good
> 2. set the dinnerNames["mains"]["spicy"] of this stack to "tex" - bad!
>
> because
>
> [1] is a single dimension array property
> [2] is a multi-dimensional array variable
>
> but
>
> [3] we can 'set' a single dimension property to a multi-dimensional array
> which is what I need to do.
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