Stephen Barncard wrote:
a data stack using custom properties and property sets is one of the
best ways to store arrays in Rev (and data in general).
You can also put data inside the data using text lists inside a
custom property. This of course puts stricter limits on what goes
into certain places.
key1 <tab> data <tab> data2 <tab> data3 <otherDelim> <subData>
key2 <tab> data <tab> data2 <otherDelim> <subData> <tab> data3
key3 <tab> data <tab> data2 <tab> data3
an entire array of datasets can be punched into or retrieved from a
stack in one line of code. Loop through the arrays in a script to
copy over, or use the clone command.
lots of ways to accomplish the tasks.
Some tips along those lines for using stacks for data storage:
<http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2002-July/006158.html>
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
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