Locate String in Array
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9 years 1 month ago - 9 years 1 month ago #17090
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ex: ARR<1,1>="A"
ARR<2,1>="B"
ARR<3,1>="C"
ARR<1,2>="1"
ARR<2,2>="2"
ARR<3,2>="3"
LOCATE "A" IN ARR<?,?> SETTING index THEN
result=ARR<index,2>
END
what values should i put in the ? mark? result should be "1"
ARR<2,1>="B"
ARR<3,1>="C"
ARR<1,2>="1"
ARR<2,2>="2"
ARR<3,2>="3"
LOCATE "A" IN ARR<?,?> SETTING index THEN
result=ARR<index,2>
END
what values should i put in the ? mark? result should be "1"
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9 years 1 month ago #17091
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Replied by jpb on topic Locate String in Array
I would use
FIND "A" IN ARR SETTING Fpos, Vpos, Apos THEN
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FIND "A" IN ARR SETTING Fpos, Vpos, Apos THEN
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9 years 1 month ago #17100
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Replied by yorn_panha on topic Locate String in Array
thank you. I haven't tried your solution yet. But i found another solution for this issue. I still use locate, but I store the data to another dynamic array, and it works really well.
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