 | | | external list and array description | external list and array description 2005-09-22 - By elusive
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you could put your vars into the text document like this:
valeurs="value1_value2_value3"
and after loading it create the arrey like this:
_global.my_array=new Array()
_global.my_array= valeurs.split("_")
hope this helps
elu
Am 22.09.2005 um 11:25 schrieb eric choisy:
> hi
>
> well, i'm trying to use an external text file with a formated
> string like that
>
> valeurs=tableMenu[1] = []&tableMenu[1].titre = "S?curit?"&tableMenu
> [1].nom = "m_1"&tableMenu[1].menu = []&tableMenu[1]["menu"][1] = [];
>
>
> these vars describe an associative array "tableMenu" and would like
> to create it by parsing the file...
>
> some think like that :
> for (var i= 0; i<myLoadVars.length; i++) {
> _global["g"+i] = this[i]
> }
>
> but it doesn't "eval" the firs argument as an "instruction to fill
> the array.
>
> hope i'm clear
>
> best regards
>
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