Interesting, but how you can use "for each ordered" in conjunction with Array XY?

I know, but with "for each loop" it is much faster to do this kind of operations.

Hello there,

Is there any possibility to change the parsing order of the array "for each XY" loop from vertical to horizontal.

Example:

right now it goes like this: y0x0 y1x0 y2x0 y3x0 y0x1 y1x1 y2x1 y3x1 etc.

but it would be very handy to have it like this: y0x0 y0x1 y0x2 y0x3 y1x1 y1x2 y1x3 etc.

Just an amazing presentation! I want that text editor. Yes, arrays - I tend to always visualize them.

This plugin is very useful indeed. But is there any more compact way to do a function call like this:

Example: "fuFunction" returns 2 parameters

• Set parameter [0] to someVar
• Call "fuFunction"
• Function.Ret(1) (returns the second parameter)

May be writing everything in one line, like this:

• Call "fuFunction",someVar,(1)

Thanks for your help, I tried running executable with this commands, but no with effect. It seems to load something (AJAX "on completed" fires an action), but XML object doesn't load the file. I think I will just paste XML content into the textbox and load it directly into xml object without AJAX call.

Nope, it doesn't work like this either.

Hello there,

Is there any workaround to request an XML-file from local drive?

Example:

paste file path into TextBox: C:\XML_Files\some.xml

• on click OK button

-> AJAX request url (TextBox.text)

• AJAX on completed

-> Load XML document from string AJAX.LastData

I tried the above example, it doesn't work - so may be there's some workaround for that. Request from file folder and pasting XML as string will not do in this case.

That's exactly what I was looking for, thanks man!

May be it's because the input for target and origin is a string and variable values are not properly interpreted.

Or it accepts only numbers.

Definitively a cool behavior, but there's seem to be a bug: if you set target coordinates as variables like Target "varX,varY" or "MouseX,MouseY" - it doesn't work.

yes, it's Array.CurX