sez Matt Maier <bluebac...@gmail.com>:
> Is there a command to merge two array variables into one?
>
> Example:
>
> tFirstArray[tom] = mot
> tFirstArray[jane] = enaj
>
> tSecondArray[bill] = llib
> tSecondArray[name] = eman
>
> put tSecondArray after tFirstArray
>
> tFirstArray[tom] = mot
> tFirstArray[jane] = enaj
> tFirstArray[bill] = llib
> tFirstArray[name] = eman
I don't know if there's a command that will do the job. However, there's a
construction I use when I merge two list variables into one:
put ItemList2 into item (1 + the number of items in ItemList1) of ItemList1
That construction may seem a little weird, but it does the job. So *if* the
same sort of logic applies to arrays, something like this might do the job:
function ConcatArray Array1, Array2
-- if this was a real function, it would confirm that Array1 and Array2 are
both, you know, *arrays*
put the number of lines in the keys of Array1 into A1
put the keys of Array2 into key (A1 + 1) of Array1
return Array1
end ConcatArray
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