You meant: c1: 1 c2: 2 with the spaces.. As you had it you were defining words "c1:1" and "c2:2" Then, the-array/:c1/:c2 == "frog" Good luck, ------ At 10:45 AM 1/12/2000 -0500, you wrote: >The code: >the-array: array/initial [5 5] "frog" >the-array/1/1 >c1:1 >c2:2 >the-array/c1/c2 >The results >>> the-array: array/initial [5 5] "frog" >== [["frog" "frog" "frog" "frog" "frog"] ["frog" "frog" "frog" "frog" "f > >rog"] ["frog" "frog" "frog" "frog" "frog"] ["frog" "frog" "... >>> the-array/1/1 >== "frog" >>> c1:1 >== c1:1 >>> c2:2 >== c2:2 >>> the-array/c1/c2 >** Script Error: Invalid path value: c1. >** Where: the-array/c1/c2 >>> >How do I make a path that will work here for c1 and c2 >Larry > > >
