Difference between revisions of "ObjectType:array"
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== Returns == | == Returns == | ||
| + | NULL | ||
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
| + | ===Declare an array of strings=== | ||
| + | *declare Array1[20] string | ||
| + | ===Declare a 3 dimensional array of floats=== | ||
| + | *declare Array2[20,15,5] float global | ||
| + | ===Display total dimensions of an array=== | ||
| + | *echo Dimensions: ${Array2.Dimensions} | ||
| + | ;Output | ||
| + | Dimensions: 3 | ||
| + | ===Display number of elements in a specific dimension=== | ||
| + | *echo Elements in dimension 2: ${Array2.Size[2]} | ||
| + | ;Output | ||
| + | Elements in dimension 2: 15 | ||
| + | ===Set and display the element at [2,3,1]=== | ||
| + | *Array2[2,3,1]:Set[149.23] | ||
| + | *echo ${Array2[2,3,1]} | ||
| + | ;Output | ||
| + | 149.23 | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 20:41, 26 August 2005
Contents
Description
Members
- int Dimensions: Total number of extents of the array (e.g. 2-dimensional has two extents)
- int Size: Total number of elements in the array, including all dimensions
- int Size[#]: Total number of elements in a given dimension of the array
Methods
None
Returns
NULL
Examples
Declare an array of strings
- declare Array1[20] string
Declare a 3 dimensional array of floats
- declare Array2[20,15,5] float global
Display total dimensions of an array
- echo Dimensions: ${Array2.Dimensions}
- Output
Dimensions: 3
Display number of elements in a specific dimension
- echo Elements in dimension 2: ${Array2.Size[2]}
- Output
Elements in dimension 2: 15
Set and display the element at [2,3,1]
- Array2[2,3,1]:Set[149.23]
- echo ${Array2[2,3,1]}
- Output
149.23
