Here is a bit of code i had recently tested about, and i'll tell you what i got from it:
I'm not sure what you mean by: "one variable in the first type was linked to another type" but i think what you are asking is can you set boundaries by assigning to certain variables?
In my case the code:
worked just the same regardless if you put it within the other For loop. It does not recognize inside which "variable" of the type above it it was created in, and it does Not set up boundaries.
Hope that answers something. :)
Graphics 800,600 Type List Field Column.Colection End Type Type Colection Field top Field bottom End Type Columns=10 ;create the list For count=1 To Columns c.List = New List Next count=0 ;now set certain variables tc=0 For c.List = Each List ;this sets a new collection for each column. Colections can also be cycled. cols=2 For count=1 To cols c\Column = New Colection c\Column\top=tc c\Column\bottom=5 Next tc=tc+1 Next Print "Startin prt" For c.List = Each List ;here is how to iterate through each colection in a column For c\Column.Colection = Each Colection orr=orr+1 Print "top-----: " + c\Column\top + " bot: " + c\Column\bottom + " order: " +orr Next Next Print "done" WaitKey
I'm not sure what you mean by: "one variable in the first type was linked to another type" but i think what you are asking is can you set boundaries by assigning to certain variables?
In my case the code:
For c\Column.Colection = Each Colection orr=orr+1 Print "top-----: " + c\Column\top + " bot: " + c\Column\bottom + " order: " +orr Next
worked just the same regardless if you put it within the other For loop. It does not recognize inside which "variable" of the type above it it was created in, and it does Not set up boundaries.
Hope that answers something. :)