> > >> Hi Ben, >> >> Pardon a Foole's dumb question; but what are you trying to >> accomplish? Can you give me an example of how this is done in >> another programming environment? >> > >I believe Ben is thinking about variable variables, I would find it useful >too(a feature request...) > >for example, on php programming, you can have a variable: > >$variable = 10; > >You put the name of a variable into another variable: > >$variablename = "$variable1"; > >An operation like: > >$$variablename++; > >Will increment the value contained into $variable1 > >The $$ sign specifies the operation must be performed on the variable whose >name is contained into $variablename > >Hope this was clear.. I'm sure not!!! > > Giulio
You can do it with the "do" command. put "add 1 to" into add1 put "variable1" into variablename do (add1 && variablename) Robert _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
