Multidimensional arrays¶

/marray -a <name> [N..] <type> <item> <value>

add item

/marray -e <name> [N..] <N> <type> <item> <value>

edit item

/marray -i <name> [N..] <N> <type> <item> <value>

insert item

/marray -d <name> [N..] <N>

delete item

/marray -f <name>

delete/free table

$marray(name, N, [N..])

gets the Nth item in a table, subsequent N parameters gets the Nth item from a sub table, infinite sub depth.

Switches

.item - Get item.
.value - Get item value.
.type - Get item type. (0 = text, 1 = number, 2 = bool, 3 = bvar, 4 = sub table)
.json - TODO, generate a json table from all items in the table and all sub tables'
.ini - ?

Example

; Add item1/value1 to the table 'table1'.
//marray -a table1 0 item1 value1

; Add item2/value2 to the table 'table1'.
//marray -a table1 4 item2 value2

; Insert item3/value3 at position '1' in the table 'table1'.
//marray -i table1 1 0 item3 value3

; Print number of items in table 'table1'.
//echo -ag Number of items in table1 is $marray(table1, 0)

; Print the first items in table 'table1'.
//echo -ag First item in table1 is $marray(table1, 1).item

; Delete the first item in table 'table1'.
//marray -d table1 1

; Free the table 'table1'.
//marray -f table1

; Add a new sub table to table 'table1',
//marray -a table1 4 sub1 sub1

; Add a new item to the sub table located at position '1' in table 'table1'.
//marray -a table1 1 0 item1 value1

; Print the first item in the table 'table1', which is a sub table.
//echo -ag First item in table1 is $marray(table1, 1).item - $marray(table1, 1).type

; Print the first item in the sub table located at position '1' in table 'table1'.
//echo -ag First item in sub table1 is $marray(table1, 1, 1).item