Hi to all!

Is it possible to add elements of aSoloRic Array after this sequence { "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE" } using a particular syntax?

For every line of aResult Array I Have 5 fixed elements and than other elements but I don't know how many.
aSoloRic could contain from zero to n elements

otherwise I Create a little function to goal

FUNCTION MAIN()

LOCAL aSoloRic1 := {}
LOCAL aResult := {}

aSoloRic1 := { "0001" , "0002" , "0003" , "0004" }

AADD( aResult , { "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE" , aSoloRic1 } )

RETURN NIL

El lunes, 18 de julio de 2022 a las 8:50:35 UTC-5, Marco Boschi escribió:
> Hi to all!
>
> Is it possible to add elements of aSoloRic Array after this sequence { "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE" } using a particular syntax?
>
> For every line of aResult Array I Have 5 fixed elements and than other elements but I don't know how many.
> aSoloRic could contain from zero to n elements
>
>
> otherwise I Create a little function to goal
>
>
>
> FUNCTION MAIN()
>
> LOCAL aSoloRic1 := {}
> LOCAL aResult := {}
>
> aSoloRic1 := { "0001" , "0002" , "0003" , "0004" }
>
> AADD( aResult , { "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE" , aSoloRic1 } )
>
> RETURN NIL

Hi
try Hash

// The example creates an associative array and deletes
// the third key/value pair.
PROCEDURE Main
LOCAL hArray := Hash()
HSetAACompatibility( hArray, .T. )
hArray[ "One" ] := 10
hArray[ "Two" ] := 20
hArray[ "Three"] := 30
hArray[ "Four" ] := 40
hArray[ "Five" ] := 50
? hArray[ 3 ] // result: 30
? hArray["Four"] // result: 40
HaaDelAt( hArray, 3 )
? hArray[ 3 ] // result: 40
? hArray["Four"] // result: 40
RETURN

Il 18/07/2022 15:50, Marco Boschi ha scritto:
> Hi to all!
>
> Is it possible to add elements of aSoloRic Array after this sequence { "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE" } using a particular syntax?
>
> For every line of aResult Array I Have 5 fixed elements and than other elements but I don't know how many.
> aSoloRic could contain from zero to n elements
>
>
> otherwise I Create a little function to goal
>
>
>
> FUNCTION MAIN()
>
> LOCAL aSoloRic1 := {}
> LOCAL aResult := {}
>
> aSoloRic1 := { "0001" , "0002" , "0003" , "0004" }
>
> AADD( aResult , { "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE" , aSoloRic1 } )
>
> RETURN NIL

LOCAL aSoloRic1 := { "0001" , "0002" , "0003" , "0004" }
LOCAL aResult := {}
AADD( aResult , { "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE"})

// aResult={{ "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE"}}
// aresult[1] is the first element of array aResult and it is an array
itself. It is NOT aResult={ "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE"}

aeval(aSoloRic1,{|x|aadd(aResult[1],x)})

// we added elements to the sub-array
// aResult={{ "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE", "0001" ,
"0002" , "0003" , "0004" }}
// Otherwise you obtain:
// aResult={{ "ONE" , "TWO" , "THREE" , "FOUR" , "FIVE"},{"0001" ,
"0002" , "0003" , "0004" }}

HTH
Dan

Many thanks to all!