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Work in Progress / Coming Soon : Arrays

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MrTAToad
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Posted: 20th Jun 2003 22:43
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For all your array protection needs.

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Arrays is designed to allow single element arrays to be created by name and then index.

It can handle bytes, shorts, longs, double longs, floats, double floats and strings.
It addition, you can lock single elements or the complete array to prevent data from being modifed.
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hexGEAR
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Posted: 20th Jun 2003 23:07
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cool you gonna include vector arrays? so you can continuosly increase an array's size, i'm getting tired of the old "transfer into temp array, undim original array, dim larger array, transfer into original array" routine

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Posted: 20th Jun 2003 23:26
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Quote: ""Maths: How to annoy people""


Simple, but useful plugin that. Makes you wonder why ValF wasn't in DBP in the first place though.

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MrTAToad
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Resizing an array may be added later, along with (possibly) searching, saving/loading and copying.

Vectors might be an interesting one (2/3/4 lots of doubles should be okay - would only be able to return back to memory though).

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adr
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How about associative arrays?

I use PHP at work, so it ruins my ability to program properly.
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MrTAToad
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associative arrays? Pardon ?

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Associative arrays let you store a value by name instead of using a number - I use the STL 'map' to do this kind of storage in C++.
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MrTAToad
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Well, the closest you can get is defining a string array, and the doing the 'working out' part yourself...

Mind you, you could define two arrays (one string and one, say, integer).

The string one holds the text, which the integer one (created using the string text) would hold the value...

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