Arrays Question

[Mr-Money]

OK, so I know how to make and read arrays and everything, but I have another question.

Let's say I type 0,1 into an input text box and I want the 0 and 1 to be read as separate parts of an array, ie 0 is [0] and 1 is [1], how would I do this??

I can only get the whole thing (0,1) to be read as part [0]

[Snubby]

I could help if you made the question clearer. Sorry, I just don't understand.

[Snubby]

At 7/13/06 09:32 AM, Snubby wrote: I could help if you made the question clearer. Sorry, I just don't understand.

Woops sorry I was just being an idiot, I understand now.
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What you are trying to do is really really hard. You should find an alternative, like having 2 different text boxes or changing the aspect. If it was dynamic you could...

var arrayName = new Array("first", "second");
inputText.text = arrayName[0] + ", " + arrayName[1];

But it's really really hard to disect an already written text.

[Mr-Money]

Hmmm... well, do you have any idea of how it's done? Using more than one text box would be annoying to the user. They did it with punk-o-matic, so I'm sure it can be done. I'm willing to learn!

[Mr-Money]

Bump

[DJStatika]

myarray = mytextfieldvariable.split(",")

[Mr-Money]

At 7/13/06 10:55 AM, DJStatika wrote: myarray = mytextfieldvariable.split(",")

I really do like you, a lot.