 | | Tip of The Day - Adding values to arrays |
You can make an array, then use the Add command to fill it with values. The format of the Add command is always the name of the column then the value. E.G.:
.Add(Column,Value);
.Add(Column,Value,Column,Value);
.Add(Column,Value,Column,Value,Column,Value);
.Add(Column,Value,Column,Value,Column,Value,Column,Value);
An example using an array:
set $Colours=$New.Array();
$Colours.Add(NAME,"White", CODE,"W");
$Colours.Add(NAME,"Black", CODE,"B");
$Colours.Add(NAME,"Green", CODE,"G");
$Colours.Add(NAME,"Red", CODE,"R");
$Colours.Add(NAME,"Multi-Coloured",CODE,"M");
$Colours.Add(NAME,"Artifact", CODE,"A");
$Colours.Add(NAME,"Land", CODE,"L");
forevery($Colour,$Colours)
{ "The code for ";$Colour.NAME;" is ";$Colour.CODE;
}
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