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String Array
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10/04/08 17:06
10/04/08 17:06
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Oldenburg,Germany
Ralph
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Hi, i would like to use string array´s, but i cant find something about it in the manual. Anyone know how to use string array´s? (i know that in C++ you can use char array´s) ...Okay i can use delimiter´s in a normal string like this "word%foobar%blubb" and cut the string if i need one of these words, but this is not the best and easiest way.  Ralph
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Re: String Array
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10/05/08 05:14
10/05/08 05:14
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Vadim647
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use TEXT* pointers. You can use them as string arrays, and just keep it not visible. It's fully described in manual.
I switched to other account since marth 2010. Guess which.
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Re: String Array
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10/05/08 09:50
10/05/08 09:50
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Ralph
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I have this idea yesterday, but i dont want to make 100 or more TEXT* pointers.
But thank you.
Ralph
Last edited by Ralph; 10/05/08 09:50.
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Re: String Array
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10/05/08 10:59
10/05/08 10:59
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Vadim647
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You dont understand. TEXT pointer can store in it any cound of strings. Then you just need to use string\pstring to edit or view them.
I switched to other account since marth 2010. Guess which.
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Re: String Array
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10/07/08 05:56
10/07/08 05:56
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adoado
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You can alternatively use an array of handles to dynamically created strings, eg: var MyArrayOfStr[10];
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//To place a string
MyArrayOfStr[0] = handle(str_create("A new string here"));
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//To get a string
String* StrPointer;
StrPointer = ptr_for_handle(MyArrayOfStr[0]);Also remember to use ptr_remove when they are no longer needed  The code is not tested, but it should look something like that Thanks, Adoado
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