Array, Array, who has got the array?

[Pierre Sahores]

Hello,

Test the array behaviors in using something like this :

	put "0" into c
		repeat 5
		add 1 to c
		Put "what you want" && random(24) in yourArray[c]
	end repeat

	put "0" into c
	repeat 5
		wait 1 sec
		add 1 to c
		put yourArray[c]
	end repeat

Regards,


Le 29 févr. 04, à 05:16, Mark MacKenzie a écrit :

> Good evening (or morning).  My current project could probably stand to 
> have at least one array in it to handle complicated groupings of data. 
>  However, I have never used one or created one before.
>
> I looked at the excellent Frogsbreath.rev project but quite frankly 
> couldn't undrestand the actual workings and how they might apply to my 
> work.
>
> Does anyone have a "Dummie's" introduction to arrays?  What they are, 
> how they can be made to work and how best to design them?  A practical 
> tutorial would be nice.
>
>
> I have tried to look into the documentation but it is fragmentary and 
> difficult for a rank beginner (as far as arrays and matraices go) to 
> grasp readily.
>
> Any help greatfully accepted.
>
> Mark MacKenzie
>
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