Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 1:01 amHi Otto
Now I see! I was curious.
> I can access every cell with substr(cText,x,1) for example.
Or cText[x] I believe. And iterate through with FOR EACH.
And if you want to access with meaningful "labels" put the values into a pre-labelled hash.
If these represent resource availabilities it would be nice to have a function that could match against a similar structure of resource requirements for some type of bookable event.
I'm really just thinking aloud here. But it's always good to see what techniques are available to stretch the boundaries of any programming environment.
Regards
Doug
(xProgrammer)
Now I see! I was curious.
> I can access every cell with substr(cText,x,1) for example.
Or cText[x] I believe. And iterate through with FOR EACH.
And if you want to access with meaningful "labels" put the values into a pre-labelled hash.
If these represent resource availabilities it would be nice to have a function that could match against a similar structure of resource requirements for some type of bookable event.
I'm really just thinking aloud here. But it's always good to see what techniques are available to stretch the boundaries of any programming environment.
Regards
Doug
(xProgrammer)