Since arrays need to have a know length at compilè time, a tuple of arrays is
simply:
type
A = tuple
ints:array[3,int] # an array that contains 3 integers
strings:array[3,string] # 3 strings
var
arrint = [1,2,3]
arrstr = ["one","two","three"]
a : A = (ints:arrint, strings:arrstr)
echo a.ints[0] # 1
echo a.strings[0] # one
Is this what you meant? Obviusly you can't change the array lenght at runtime,
but you can overwrite elements in the arrays. Also, is there a reason you
specifically want a tuple and not an object?
