Re: Help with seq's
- Posted by "Brian K. Broker" <bkb at CNW.COM> Sep 28, 2000
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David, Hopefully this example will clear things up a bit for you: include get.e sequence lname--,fname sequence string1,string2,string3--,count3 integer index1, index2 lname = { -- [1][1] [1][2] {"Testing 1 1","Testing 1 2"}, -- [2][1] [2][2] {"Testing 2 1","Testing 2 2"}, -- [3][1] [3][2] {"Testing 3 1","Testing 3 2"}, -- [4][1] [4][2] {"Testing 4 1","Testing 4 2"}} clear_screen() for q = 1 to length(lname) do puts(1,lname[q][1]&"\n") puts(1,lname[q][2]&"\n") end for puts( 1, "\n" ) index1 = prompt_number("Enter index 1 # > ",{1,length(lname)}) index2 = prompt_number("Enter index 2 # > ",{1,2}) puts( 1, "\n" ) puts( 1, lname[index1][index2]&"\n" ) printf( 1, "there are %d elements in sequence 'lname'\n\n", length(lname) ) --clear_screen() -- Test to make a seq This is the Part that I need help with string1 = prompt_string( "Enter a string > " ) string2 = prompt_string( "Enter another string > " ) string3 = {string1,string2} --count3=prompt_number("enter a Number > ",{}) puts( 1, string3[1]&"\n" ) puts( 1, string3[2]&"\n\n" ) -- add string3 to lname lname = append( lname, string3 ) -- display lname for q = 1 to length(lname) do puts(1,lname[q][1]&"\n") puts(1,lname[q][2]&"\n") end for -- Brian