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Dynamically name an ASSOC

Sapna_Shah_(sapna.shah_-_(deleted))

Hi,Is there any way to dynamically name an ASSOC?Meaning if I have a loop, say for x = 1 to 5then going through the loop, dynamically create and name an ASSOC based on the value of xe.g.for x =1 to length(recs) if value of x = 1, then create Assoc A1, if value of x = 2, then create Assoc A2, and so on..

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Hans Stoop

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The only way I can see as possibility is to do the following:

Assoc??????????????????? myDynamicAssocs

for x =1 tolength(recs)

myDynamicAssocs.(‘A’ + Str.String(i)) = Assoc.CreateAssoc()

end

Of course you can also store them in a list.

Hans

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Dynamically name an ASSOC

Posted by sapna.shah (Shah, Sapna) on 2010/03/22 15:20

Hi,

Is there any way to dynamically name an ASSOC?

Meaning if I have a loop, say
for x = 1 to 5

then going through the loop, dynamically create and name an ASSOC based on the value of x

e.g.
for x =1 to length(recs)
if value of x = 1, then create Assoc A1, if value of x = 2, then create Assoc A2, and so on..

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John Underhill

// Have seen this kind of Assoc structure used in Cats & Atts...Assoc arrayAssoc = Assoc.CreateAssoc()Integer indexfor index = 1 to 5 arrayAssoc[ index ] = Assoc.CreateAssoc() arrayAssoc[ index ].name = Str.Format ( 'Name %1',index ) arrayAssoc[ index ].part = Str.Format ( 'Part %1',index )end// builds thisEcho ( Str.ValueToString ( arrayAssoc ) )// usageEcho ( arrayAssoc[ 2 ].name )// or even, more bizarrely ...Echo ( arrayAssoc.( 2 ).name )