On Wed, 12 Jan 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 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
>
c1 and c2: are not even portions of the array
the array has to be accessed by the-array/1/2 if you want to assign the
data from c1 or c2 to the elements in the array it has to be something
like the-array/1/2: :c1
or something similar.
