1. Re: My fixed problem (was Re: And my other question
- Posted by Kat <gertie at PELL.NET>
Aug 29, 2000
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Last edited Aug 30, 2000
On 29 Aug 2000, at 17:54, LEVIATHAN wrote:
>
> Is there _some_ way to have data in one sequence become the
> name of another sequence? If so, what complicated way would
> make that happen?
Yeas, put the data in "one sequence" in sequenceA , and the data of "another
sequence" in sequenceB. You can do that as much as you want. Then use a find()
or
equal() or compare() to find the name in sequenceA, and the data for sequenceA
will
be in the same place in sequenceB.
sequenceA[3] = "#Channel.Nick.3"
sequenceB[3] = "Alice Johnson"
sequenceC[3] = "somenick!ident at 123.p4.addy.net"
Since they are all at the same index into the sequences, you can search for
whatever
in anyone, and it's "linked" to all the other data. You can search for the data
and get
the name, search for the name and get the data.
Euphoria != mirc
Kat
