--- Glen Bojsza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was wondering if it is possible to create separate
> sub arrays based
> on the keys of the parent array?
>
> One thing to watch for is that the data in the field
> columns may not be
> unique and so this eliminates them from being used
> with the split
> command.
>
> --snip--
>
> put fld "bigData" into tsarray
> put 1 into z
> put 1 into b
>
> repeat for each line j in mycagg -- determines
> the columns of the
> field to build the parent array
>
> put line z of myaggvar into aname -- determines
> the name of the
> keys for each sub array
>
> repeat for each line L in tsarray descending
> put item (word 1 of j) of L & cr after
> aname[b,z] -- builds 2D
> array
> put b + 1 into b
> end repeat
> put z + 1 into z
> end repeat
>
>
> or should the line for the 2D array be
>
> put item (word 1 of j) of L & cr after
> myArray[aname]
>
> The overall idea is to :
>
> 1. create individual arrays from a large data field
> 2. determine the start and ending row number in a
> time array based on a
> user selected range
> 3. gather the data from the range of rows from the
> other sub arrays and
> manipulate
>
> Of course all the arrays will be identical in
> length.
>
Hi Glen,
I think you'l have better luck with :
do ("put item (word 1 of j) of L & cr after" \
&& aname & "[b,z]")
Hope this helped,
Jan Schenkel.
=====
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Rochefoucauld)
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