nanakiwurtz Posted March 2, 2014 Group: Members Topic Count: 81 Topics Per Day: 0.02 Content Count: 1654 Reputation: 583 Joined: 08/09/12 Last Seen: January 14, 2020 Share Posted March 2, 2014 I'd like ask how many bytes (or kb) of the memory does it take to assign a value into a var. Because when I read and study lots of script writer tend to use (even abuse) the var assigning. is it different between .var and .var$, or: set .var1, 1; set .var2, 1; set .var3, 1; set .var4, 111; setarray .var5[0],1,1,1; setarray .var6[0],111; I admit that abusing the vars is fun and makes life easier, but I think it's not memory wise (But I can be wrong ) Thanks for any insights Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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I'd like ask how many bytes (or kb) of the memory does it take to assign a value into a var.
Because when I read and study lots of script writer tend to use (even abuse) the var assigning.
is it different between .var and .var$, or:
I admit that abusing the vars is fun and makes life easier, but I think it's not memory wise (But I can be wrong
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Thanks for any insights
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