Going MAD with customKeys!!!!!

[xavier.bury at clearstream.com]

David,

Before i went mad, i was already crazy ;)

The best trick i can give you is this:

put the myprops["keyname"] of mystack into x
x is not an array.

put the myprops of mystack into x

x is an array...

BUT, you cannot store an array into the myprops["keyname"] of mystack 

only into the myprops of mystack 

simply because Rev can't [yet] embed arrays into arrays...

hope that helps...

I TRIED TO PASTE YOUR SCRIPT INTO mc BUT IT REFUSED TO GET THE RIGHT 
CLIPBOARD 
despite trying from notes to ultraedit to mc 3 times and it didn't go into 
mc... 


cheers
Xavier

use-revolution-bounces at lists.runrev.com wrote on 02/11/2005 15:04:37:

> Hi All,
> 
> I have a stack that is used as a library stack. I use it to hold data 
> for in arrays which are stored in Custom Properties.
> 
> I create the arrays like this:
> 
> put "XXX" into theName
> 
> 
> function SetArray(theName,theArray)
> put "cp_PrefsArray_" & theName" into myArrayName
> set the customProperties[myArrayName] of me to theArray
> end SetArray
> 
> function GetArray(theName)
> put "cp_PrefsArray_" & theName" into myArrayName
> put the customProperties[myArrayName] of me to myArray
> return myArray
> end SetArray
> 
> Also in the Stack Script:
> 
> on libraryStack
> local myArray
> 
> put "XXXX" into myArray("KeyX")
> get SetArray("Name",myArray)
> set the customKeys of me to empty
> put GetArray("Name") into myArray --Check if the above worked
> end libraryStack
> 
> But myArray is not "empty" it contains garbage from ages ago!
> 
> Can anyone please just tell me how to clear all the customProperties 
> in a stack?
> 
> Thanks a lot
> All the Best
> Dave
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