Charles,
What version of Rev are you running?
The ability to see array contents was added in 2.6, but you have to
click on it to see the contents in the lower frame.
Arrays are not initialized or declared any different than any other
variable.
When you put something into a variable with a [key], Rev creates the
key and element.
If you ask for a [key] that does not yet exist, Rev hands you back an
empty.
What you wrote should work.
Dennis
On Jul 23, 2005, at 7:34 PM, Charles Hartman wrote:
I'm sure I'm missing something simple here. (Still learning
Transcript-speak.) I need to have a global array, just eight
elements, all initialized to false, set to true one by one in
various scripts to measure progress toward a goal. In my main
stack's script I have
global gInteractLineDone
and in its openStack handler,
repeat with n = 1 to 8
put false into gInteractLineDone[n]
end repeat
But when I check in variableWatcher, I can't see any value in
gInteractLineDone at all. (And my later scripts don't seem to do
anything to it; yes, it's declared global in those scripts.) Do I
need to declare the variable as an array somehow? Is there a way,
that I've just plain missed, of initializing a variable at the same
time as declaring its scope?
Sorry, I'm just getting started with arrays here.
Charles Hartman
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