Hello,
the documentation about the order of rows,cols in setarray confuses me:
It says: You can define up to 4-dimensional arrays. For example, to define a 5-row by 10-column array:
BTW: Its documented like this in TCMD 22.0, 25.0 and 28.0.
In my case I would like to have a 2-dimensional array with 4-rows (datasets) by 2-columns (Name, eMail). The following drawing illustrates the structure and my understanding of a two-dimensional...
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the documentation about the order of rows,cols in setarray confuses me:
It says: You can define up to 4-dimensional arrays. For example, to define a 5-row by 10-column array:
Code:
setarray array1[5,10]BTW: Its documented like this in TCMD 22.0, 25.0 and 28.0.
In my case I would like to have a 2-dimensional array with 4-rows (datasets) by 2-columns (Name, eMail). The following drawing illustrates the structure and my understanding of a two-dimensional...
Read more