I am attempting to make an array of column widths for columns in a DOORS table using the code below:
// o has already been determined to be a table object
// rowObj and cellObj are generic objects initialized to null
// NumberOfColumns is a function that returns the number of columns in a table
// Create the array
Array columnWidths = create(NumberOfColumns(o), 0)
// Populate the column widths array
colNo = 0
for rowObj in o do
{
for cellObj in rowObj do
{
put(columnWidths, getCellWidth cellObj, colNo, 0)
// I'm using this line for debugging. it prints out "closed" for the values
// I am trying to retrieve from the array.
print colNo " - " get(columnWidths, colNo, 0) NL
colNo++
}
// Make only one pass
break
}
I haven't been able to get the values back out of the array. Can anyone point out what I'm doing wrong here? Thanks! CMusicFan - Tue Sep 29 16:21:31 EDT 2015 |
Re: Array of Ints not returning values [1] Types. The Array does not remember what the type of data is being stored. You must:
I'm guessing the default retrieve type is "string", if so it is interpreting your integer "110" as some kind of address in the string table. [2] Create. I always create my arrays with (1,1). They automatically expand. Not sure what happens when you create with (4,0). [3] I think you want a Skip list anyway.
The "get" of the Skip is implicitely cast by the type of data in the "get" statement (iWidth). -Louie |
Re: Array of Ints not returning values I can't believe I missed the fact that I was creating an array with no y-axis...that explains a lot. Thank you so much for the help! I'll give some thought into using a skip list instead of an array as well. Thanks! |