Append variable to an array ?

[MonkeyButt]

How do I append a variable to an array; if it is at all possible ?

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foreach($iten,$askusr){
$ccPath = listfolder($iten,input("Folder to Find",,,e,300,300),2,||);
$pArray[] = array($ccPath);

[highend]

Adding to an array is possible but it seems arrays can't contain subarrays...

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    $i = 0;
    foreach($iten,$askusr){
        $ccPath = listfolder($iten,input("Folder to Find",,,e,300,300),2,||);
        $pArray[$i] = $ccPath;
        $i += 1;
    }

[admin]

I wonder why it shouldn't be possible, it's easy. I'll try it in the next beta.

[highend]

Regarding the beta: This isn't any different from using explode() which worked already before that version?

That is not an array that is filled with other arrays (so called multi-dimensional arrays)...

For example (choose your own folder(s) which at least have one subfolder:

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    $folders = "D:\Users\Highend\Development\C#|D:\Users\Highend\Development\Dart";

    $i = 0;
    foreach($folder, $folders, "|", "e") {
        $subs = listfolder($folder, , 2, "||");
        explode($toAdd, $subs, "||", "e");
        $pArray[$i] = $toAdd;
        $i += 1;
    }

No, that doesn't work

[admin]

It is fulfilling a very natural expectation. And array() can do some stuff that explode() can't.

Nope, multi-dimensional arrays are not supported.

[highend]

It is fulfilling a very natural expectation

It was not the expectation from the op

[admin]

Well, it was mine.

[MonkeyButt]

Adding to an array is possible but it seems arrays can't contain subarrays...

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    $i = 0;
    foreach($iten,$askusr){
        $ccPath = listfolder($iten,input("Folder to Find",,,e,300,300),2,||);
        $pArray[$i] = $ccPath;
        $i += 1;
    }

Except when I

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echo $pArray

no list is show ?

[highend]

Implode the array to see all entries?
text implode($pArray);

or an index to see a specific one^^

[MonkeyButt]

Implode the array to see all entries?
text implode($pArray);

or an index to see a specific one^^

Impode() is sorta working, I'm getting the index value instead of the actual name of the folder ?

[MonkeyButt]

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text implode($pArray,$i,||,,)

Result;

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implode(,0,||,,) goto B:\~~~~~

Why am I getting the function name in my output; I've read the function arguments half a dozen times I can't understand what I'm doing wrong ?

[admin]

Well, you have not read enough.

1) What do you want to achieve?
2) Show not just one line out of context but something that's copy-and-pastable for testing.

[MonkeyButt]

Well, you have not read enough.

1) What do you want to achieve?
2) Show not just one line out of context but something that's copy-and-pastable for testing.

I want to show the list without the output showing the actual implode() function within the output.

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$i=0
foreach($iten,$askusr){
//$ccPath = listfolder($iten,input("Folder to Find",,,e,300,300),2,||);
$ccPath = listfolder($iten,*,2,||);
$pArray[$i] = $iten;
$gPath = pathreal($ccPath);
text implode($pArray,$i,||,,)

This is the output, the impode() function is also being put as the output ?

implode(,0,||,,) goto B:\Cloud\Sync\.autosave||B:\Cloud\Sync\DesignerPaths||B:\Cloud\Sync\FF~~~~~~~

I hope this helps.

[admin]

Cannot work with this. You're wasting my time. Sorry, I'm out.

[MonkeyButt]

The script is not complete, I just wanted to know why I'm setting the implode() function in the printed output; doesn't make sense. I was hoping you would maybe know based on those lines of code. That is where the main problem exists; but if you want here is the whole code.

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$askusr = inputfolder("C:\","Choose Source Folder");
//$mvfld = input("Enter folder ",,,e,500,400); // Destination Folder for which the files are to be moved too from the Source Folder
$i = 0;
foreach($iten,$askusr){
//$ccPath = listfolder($iten,input("Folder to Find",,,e,300,300),2,||);
$ccPath = listfolder($iten,*,2,||);
$pArray[$i] = $iten;
$gPath = pathreal($ccPath);
text implode($pArray,$i,||,,)
goto $gPath;
$i += 1;
}