On Thursday, September 30, 2004, at 09:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

-- I need this too for my project as well. I cant afford to put into money (I live on roughly 8k a year), but I am willing to put in strong testing time
and even help write a demo stack if requsted.
I would love to see text/array procressing get a major upgrade on par with
all the graphics stuff thats been done over the years. (ie,
put arrayA[] after/before arrayB[] using comma
or
put arrayA[]&"," after/before arrayB[]


          put arrayA[] into arrayB[] using before/after arrayB[3]

instead of doing a long loop walking the elements) Go for it!

Andrew

Andrew,

I've already got a working version done in Transcript.

from this old posting:

Hi,

Dimensional Arrays:

This thing is not a real array within an array, it just acts like one. It provides a way to store the data as MTML, like simple XML. This version is created with functions that can be copied to your own scripts.

Paste this into the message window:
go URL "http://www.gizmotron.org/revolution/dimensionalList.rev";

-- see stack scripts for functions
-- function addArray dataString, spotArray, theData
-- Note: addArray() will replace data that already exists in the dataString
-- Example for adding multi-dimensional data:
-- put addArray(myMTMLDataString, "[1][4][5]", "John Doe") into field "showMTML"
-- put addArray(myMTMLDataString, "1,4,5", "John Doe") into field "showMTML"


  -- see stack scripts for functions
  -- function getArray dataString, spotArray
  -- Example for getting multi-dimensional data:
  -- put getArray(myMTMLDataString, "[1][4][5]") into field "showData"
  -- put getArray(myMTMLDataString, "1,4,5") into field "showData"


Mark Brownell Gizmotron Graphics

The reason that these functions put the results into a field is so that you can see the changes made to the XML. (this is not SGML compliant like well formed XML)


Mark

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