Script Help Please

WayneA

USA

Asked Jan 2015 — Edited Jan 2015

Good Morning,

I have created two arrays. I am trying to speak the contents of the arrays with the SAY command. For Example:

code
SAY("This is" + $ARRAYONE[0] + "good work" + $ARRAYTWO[0])
/code

When I run the script I get the error message: Variable is in array: $ARRAYTWO[0]
Which makes me think that I am trying to add. Do I have the syntax correct?

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Dunning-Kruger

Canada

#1 Jan 2015

Shouldn't the array brackets be round, not square?

WayneA

USA

#2 Jan 2015

The array brackets are square.

DefineArray( variable, size, [default value] )

WayneA

USA

#3 Jan 2015

I also need to add, can you do any math functions with arrays? I get the same error message.

Dunning-Kruger

Canada

#4 Jan 2015

Try it this way...

Code:

$one=$ARRAYONE[0]
$two=$ARRAYTWO[0]

SAY("This is" + $one + "good work" + $two)

Dunning-Kruger

Canada

#5 Jan 2015

You should be able to do math functions assuming the array values are numeric that is....

WayneA

USA

#6 Jan 2015

That worked. Thank You, Still would like to know why it had to be converted to a "regular" looking string... @DJ

That particular way is going to really complicate what I am trying to do....

WayneA

USA

#7 Jan 2015

@Richard, yes the array values are numeric. When I do this:

Code:


$C = $ARRAYONE[1] / $ARRAYTWO[1]

I get the same syntax error as before stated: Variable is in an array: ARRAYTWO

Dunning-Kruger

Canada

#8 Jan 2015

Convert them to a regular string like I did in my above example and then do the math on them...

WayneA

USA

#9 Jan 2015

Ok, converting them to a "regular" string worked. Why?

Dunning-Kruger

Canada

#10 Jan 2015

Not sure dude... Maybe DJ can answer that... Although my way worked, maybe we are missing something simple and there is actually a better way to do this...