Thanks, Brian and Craig.
Two lines of code? Then, I'll skip using multidimensional custom props.
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On 23 January 2018 at 23:02, dunbarx via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> Oh. Now I see. You want to retrieve "interior" elements of an array
> directly
> fro
Oh. Now I see. You want to retrieve "interior" elements of an array directly
from a single call to a custom property. As said, I think you have to
retrieve the property, and then retrieve the element. Two lines of code.
Craig
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Hi.
I am not sure I understand your question. What is different about this:
on mouseUp
put 6 into myArray["x"]["a"]
put 7 into myArray["x"]["b"]
put 8 into myArray["x"]["c"]
answer myArray["x"][any char of "abc"]
end mouseUp
Craig Newman
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> N.C. wrote:
> What should I be doing?
There is a good tutorial
Step-By-Step Guides To Tasks In LiveCode - Custom Properties
http://lessons.livecode.com/m/4071/c/16763
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put the cKweto["landscape"] of this stack into sLandscape
put sLandscape["height"] into ...
I don't think you can retrieve array elements like you were trying to do.
If I'm wrong, someone more versed will surely correct me soon enough though
:)
Thanks,
Brian
On Mon, Jan 22, 2018 at 11:36 PM Nico
My stack has a custom prop "cKweto" which has various elements. For now,
elements (arrays?) are single. But next I want to add multidimensional
elements (arrays?). The proble is I do not how to refer to those
multidimendional elements, say within a button script.
For single elements, no problem. E
