Arrays in expressions

Is there a way to fill up an Array directly in one expression

Like this in c:

int Array[6][3]={100,250,150,25,25,25,250,25,25,75,150,100,25,50,150,50,100,25};

It would be faster then creating events for each array position.

I meant an *action for each array position

You can do it with a comma separated string of text and the "tokenat" expression.

+Start of Layout

-- Array | Set size to (6,3,1)

---- + Array | For each XY element

------ Array | Set value at (Array.CurX, Array.CurY) to tokenat("100,250,150,25,25,25,250,25,25,75,150,100,25,50,150,50,100,25", Array.CurX +Array.CurY*Array.Width, ",")

Not as far as I know

For something like that I tend to use a string and parse its token.

like

list = "2
5
4
3
1"

for "parse" from 0 to tokenCount(list,newline)
    -> Array: set tokenat(list,loopindex("parse"),newline) at loopindex("parse")[/code:144w90fv]

(damn r0j0's too fast )

Thank you guys!

Bugger!

This is excactly what I need, but I don't get R0J0hound 's solution..

I just wan't to fill a 1D array with 10 names..

engberg: Does it help if you see it in action?

Quick .capx: Fill1DArray.capx (r99)

If you wonder how the tokenat expression works, have a look at this manual entry. If you need more info on arrays, I would recommend this tutorial.

Yann's answer is a pretty close interpretation to how to implement it in C2.

Tokenat et tokencount are both system expressions.

Implementation example.

As this is an old topic, now you could also use the "load as JSon" action, as explained in the array manual entry.

Nimtrix Your capx really helped me - thanx..

Kyatric - I think I might use JSon in a later project - good stuff!

AsJSON Rocks!