I'm trying to create a 10,10 array where each coordinate has 3 variables:
AT, ATC and the M() array itself as the 3rd.
My thinking or implementation is flawed. I've read the PB Help Types tutorial and still can't figure out what I'm missing. ???
Why does the below code print:
2
588
2
Shouldn't it print:
2
5
0
Type MI
AT
ATC
EndType
DIM M(10,10) AS MI
M(5,5).ATC = 5
M(5,5) = 2
Print M(5,5)
Print M(5,5).ATC
Print M(5,5).AT
waitnokey
waitkey
And why does this code print:
25
0
0
Shouldn't it be:
25
5
0
Type MI
AT
ATC
EndType
DIM M(10,10) AS MI
M(5,5).ATC = 5
M(5,5) = 25
Print M(5,5)
Print M(5,5).ATC
Print M(5,5).AT
waitnokey
waitkey
This prints:
3
52
0
Type MI
AT
ATC
EndType
DIM M(10,10) AS MI
M(5,5).ATC = 52
M(5,5) =
Print M(5,5)
Print M(5,5).ATC
Print M(5,5).AT
waitnokey
waitkey
And this prints:
0
0
0
Type MI
AT
ATC
EndType
DIM M(10,10) AS MI
M(5,5).ATC = 52
M(5,5) = 0
Print M(5,5)
Print M(5,5).ATC
Print M(5,5).AT
waitnokey
waitkey
Any help at all would be appreciated, this is driving me crazy.
Quote
M(5,5) = 2
Here your writing into the array container directly.. This will delete whatever type was allocate at this position and use the 2 as a new memory allocation handle.
Type tCord
X,Y,Z
EndType
Dim grid(10,10) as tcord
Grid(5,5).x =100
Grid(5,5).y =200
Grid(5,5).z =300
print Grid(5,5).x
print Grid(5,5).y
print Grid(5,5).z
Sync
waitkey
Ah, I didn't realize the variable being held by the Array was the Type itself.
It seems obvious now that you've pointed it out. :-[
I'm just glad it was something easy for me to fix. (http://www.underwaredesign.com/forums/Themes/default/images/post/cheesy.gif)
Thanks for the help.