Good code samples, guys. But Ben should know (and probably does) that
this will NOT work in a standalone since stacks in standalones can't be
updated. (Well, of course what I mean is that it can't be used in a
stack in a standalone if that stack is included/embedded in the app.)
Dan
On Feb 4, 2005, at 5:59 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
On 4 Feb 2005, at 04:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on saveArray
global gBigArray
-- target a specific custom property set
set the customPropertySet of stack "allMyArrays" to "uBigArray"
-- replace all elements of 'uBigArray' CPS with 'gBigArray'
set the customProperties of stack "allMyArrays" to gBigArray
-- save it
save stack "allMyArrays"
end saveArray
In fact, it isn't necessary to set the the customPropertySet if you
don't need to access elements of it directly. If you simply want to
store an array you can do this:
on saveArray tMyArray
set the customProperties["storedArray1"] of this stack to tMyArray
end saveArray
to retrieve:
function getArray
put the customProperties["storedArray1"] of this stack into tMyArray
return tMyArray
end getArray
you can store as many arrays as you like this way, as
customPropertySets are creatable and accessible using the above array
notation.
--
cheers,
Mark
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