Faking a 2D array and % symbols on output

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Krell
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1 year 7 months ago #8568 by Krell

Faking a 2D array and % symbols on output was created by Krell

Hey all,

I've managed to cobble together a script that fakes a 2-dimensional array. Unformatted and raw from my text editor: (the []'s aren't required, but just a convention I sort of like)

set i 0 
set j 0 
set m 0 
set n 0 

if count == %cmd%
   while %i% <= 5
      set array[%i%][j] %m% 
      while %j% <= 5
         set array[i][%j%] %n% 
         eval n %n% + 1 
         eval j %j% + 1 
      done
      eval m %m% + 1 
      eval i %i% + 1 
      set j 0 
   done

   set i 0 
   set j 0 

   while %i% <= 5 
      while %j% <= 5
         %echo% %%%array[%%i%%][%%j%%]%%%
         eval j %j% + 1 
      done
      eval i %i% + 1 
      set j 0 
   done
else
   return 0
end

Which seems to work except I get %'s in the output which I really don't want.

#LOG: LOGGING OUTPUT TO 'fake2dlist.log' FILESIZE: 0

Jess the test MOB. has arrived.
set krell level 20
Krell's level set to 20.
count

%00%
%01%
%02%
%03%
%04%
%05%
%10%
%11%
%12%
%13%
%14%
%15%
%20%
%21%
%22%
%23%
%24%
%25%
%30%
%31%
%32%
%33%
%34%
%35%
%40%

%41%
%42%
%43%
%44%
%45%
%50%
%51%
%52%
%53%
%54%
%55%

Edgar the test MOB leaves north.
#log off

Is there any way to get rid of them and still get the output I want? I've tried varying the level of %'s on the variable, but it either puts the name of the list or just the names i and j.

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1 year 7 months ago #8569 by Parnassus

Replied by Parnassus on topic Faking a 2D array and % symbols on output

Thomas has written up a wonderful explanation of %s .

I'm not sure if this is the problem because, you know, I have some problems understanding the complex stuff but I hope you'll find it helpful anyway. And if not, hey, it gives people a chance to see it after 6 years because it's important.

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1 year 7 months ago #8570 by Krell

Replied by Krell on topic Faking a 2D array and % symbols on output

I'll have to mull this over, just trying to apply it without thinking about the implication thoroughly is only tripping me up. But yeah, I do seem to recall this.

Hope to see you around more, Parna. Miss you.

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1 year 7 months ago - 1 year 7 months ago #8571 by Krell

Replied by Krell on topic Faking a 2D array and % symbols on output

Parnassus wrote:
Thomas has written up a wonderful explanation of %s

Yep, that fixed it. Almost exactly as Thomas explained it. I had to track how many levels the percent symbol was at, and I had to use more eval statements then I originally wanted. Last night I wasn't able to wrap my head around it, but now it works. Thanks again, Parna. You're the best.

set i 0 
set j 0 
set m 0 
set n 0 

if count == %cmd%
   while %i% <= 5
      set array[%i%][j] %m%
      while %j% <= 5
         set array[i][%j%] %n%
         eval n %n% + 1 
         eval j %j% + 1 
      done
      eval m %m% + 1 
      eval i %i% + 1 
      set j 0 
   done

   set i 0 
   set j 0 

   while %i% <= 5 
      while %j% <= 5
         eval temp %%array[%%%i%%][%%j%%]%%
         eval temp2 %temp%
         %echo% %temp2%
         eval j %j% + 1 
      done
      eval i %i% + 1 
      set j 0 
   done
else
   return 0
end

Output

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20
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Last edit: 1 year 7 months ago by Krell. Reason: Because it's "levels" not "level's"

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1 year 5 months ago #8647 by Parnassus

Replied by Parnassus on topic Faking a 2D array and % symbols on output

Always nice to hear from you :) Glad you got it to work.

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