Add set/getdarray

[Senshuken]

add

• setdarray
  
• getdarray
  

[Brian]

add

• setdarray
  
• getdarray
  

I think getelementofarray can be used to do some of this.

For example:

set .@group, 1;

// for each element in .items_1[]
for (set .@i,0; .@i<10; set .@i, .@i+1) {
set .@this_item, getelementofarray(getd(".items_"+.@group), .@i);
// do stuff with .@this_item

}

[Senshuken]

add

• setdarray
  
• getdarray
  

I think getelementofarray can be used to do some of this.

For example:

set .@group, 1;
// for each element in .items_1[]
for (set .@i,0; .@i<10; set .@i, .@i+1) {
set .@this_item, getelementofarray(getd(".items_"+.@group), .@i);
// do stuff with .@this_item

}

Sorry, I meant it as a dynamic array setter and getter.

[saithis]

This does already work with setd and getd:

getd(".somearray["+.@i+"]");
setd ".somearray["+.@i+"]", 0;

or did you mean something like that:

setdarray ".somearray", 0, 5, 4, 3, 6;

but here getdarray would make no sense, since you can only get 1 value at a time

[Senshuken]

This does already work with setd and getd:

getd(".somearray["+.@i+"]");
setd ".somearray["+.@i+"]", 0;

or did you mean something like that:

setdarray ".somearray", 0, 5, 4, 3, 6;

but here getdarray would make no sense, since you can only get 1 value at a time

You're right, getdarray would be pointless, but yes I do mean the setdarray ".somearray", 0, 1, 2, 3, 4

[ToastOfDoom]

you can already do this using a combination of getd and setarray.

setarray getd(".test[0]"), 1, 2, 3, 4, 5;

Also sorry for the necro... =P

[Euphy]

Added the array example to script_commands.txt in r16963 since it could be helpful. :>