quote:

---

Originally posted by tryxter
Off topic:
How can I declare a multidimensional array? like array[x][y]?
I tried "var xyz = new array(,)" and "new array([],[])" but it seems that isn't working...

I've already tried to read some reference but it's kind of messy on that part.

---

code:

---

var myArray = new Array();
myArray[0][0] = "A1"
myArray[0][1] = "A2"
myArray[1][0] = "B1"
myArray[1][1] = "B2"

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff

code:

---

var myArray = new Array();
myArray[0][0] = "A1"
myArray[0][1] = "A2"
myArray[1][0] = "B1"
myArray[1][1] = "B2"

---

IIRC, it should be like that

---

code:

---

var arr = new Array();
arr[0] = new Array();
arr[0][0] = "blah";

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
I've used multi-dimensional arrays before, but never with that method so I'm not sure if that is correct (I could be wrong though)

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by L. Coyote
Btw, from what I gather, it's not the timer, but what you do with it, what matters

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by L. Coyote

I once needed this type of array and had to do this:

code:

---

var arr = new Array();
arr[0] = new Array();
arr[0][0] = "blah";

---

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by L. Coyote
I once needed this type of array and had to do this:

code:

---

var arr = new Array();
arr[0] = new Array();
arr[0][0] = "blah";

---

---

code:

---

var arr = new Array(new Array("thing", "stuff"), new Array("crap", "blah"));

---

[OFF TOPIC]

code:

---

var arr = new Array();
arr[0] = new Array();
arr[0][0] = "blah";

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by Mattike

quote:

---

Originally posted by L. Coyote
I once needed this type of array and had to do this:

code:

---

var arr = new Array();
arr[0] = new Array();
arr[0][0] = "blah";

---

---

That's also the way I do it. I have no idea how JScript would react if you try to add an array element to an array element which is undefined at that moment... Maybe I should try it.

---

Another way you could do it, would be:

code:

---

var arr = new Array(new Array("thing", "stuff"), new Array("crap", "blah"));

---

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by tryxter
Multidimensional arrays aren't well explained on MS documentation.

---

[OFF TOPIC]

Yes, I know they don't exist. In JScript, arrays are treated like objects, and that's "the problem".

But if there's a way to do (or simply simulate) it, it should be explained, don't you think?
Unless there's a better way to do what multidimensional arrays do...

[/OFF TOPIC]

[OFF TOPIC]

quote:

---

Originally posted by tryxter
But if there's a way to do (or simply simulate) it, it should be explained, don't you think?

---

quote:

---

Although JScript does not directly support multi-dimensional arrays, you can store any sort of data inside array elements — including other arrays. So you can get the behavior of multi-dimensional arrays by storing arrays within the elements of another array. For example, the following code builds a multiplication table for the numbers up to 5:

code:

---

// Change this number for a bigger table
var iMaxNum = 5;
// Loop counters
var i, j;

// New array. Make it iMaxNum + 1 because arrays start
// counting at zero, not 1.
var MultiplicationTable = new Array(iMaxNum + 1);

// Loop for each major number (each row in the table)
for (i = 1; i <= iMaxNum; i++)
{
    // Create the columns in the table
    MultiplicationTable[i] = new Array(iMaxNum + 1);

    // Fill the row with the results of the multiplication
    for (j = 1; j <= iMaxNum; j++)
    {
        MultiplicationTable[i][j] = i * j;
    }
}

window.alert(MultiplicationTable[3][4]); // Displays 12
window.alert(MultiplicationTable[5][2]); // Displays 10
window.alert(MultiplicationTable[1][4]); // Displays 4

---

---

[OFF TOPIC]

Well, you're right.
Maybe I haven't searched correctly.

Thanks

[/OFF TOPIC]