Sounds like data returned from a database query. SQL Yoga returns query data in
this format. What I do is I populate a datagrid with the returned array data,
then I use a selectionChanged handler in the data grid script to populate
whatever I want. In my case I have distinct fields named "fld" &
Mike is right. First you put the keys of gArray into a field, then you
click on a key and put the keys of gArray[the slectedText of field 1]
into field 2 et cetera.
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You want the subkeys of your "main group" key?
put the keys of myArray[the selectedtext of field "Maingroup"] into field
"subgroup"
On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 6:11 AM, tkuyp...@telenet.be
wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Either I don’t understand this, or I didn’t explain it correctly…
> gArray contains app.
Hi Mark,
Either I don’t understand this, or I didn’t explain it correctly…
gArray contains app. 10.000 lines of data
Item 1 is a unique ID
Item 2 contains the supplier
Item 3 contains the main group
Item 4 contains subgroup 1
Item 5 contains subgroup 2
Item 6 contains subgroup 3
Item 7 contains su
Hi Ton,
global gArray
on mouseUp
put gArray[the selectedText of field 1][the selectedText of field
2][the selectedText of field 3] into field 4
end mouseUp
(mind line wraps)
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Hi,
I know the following should be possible, but I’m nut used in working with
arrays so some help is highly appreciated…
I have a field containing around 10.000 lines of tab-separated text.
The first item is a unique ID, row 2 contains the main group, row 3 to 5
contain subgroups and row 6 to 1
