This example, is a simplified form of what I was finally able to use in the map editor that I created for my program. I think it might help beginners like me to organize their mind and their codes - at least to begin with.
Here are two classes. In the second one there is a 2d array. Notice the way the array is objectified, and needs necessarly to do so. I learned this from FlameDuck (the code above) and have applied it the way you can see. Unfortuanely, [..100] doesn't work for 2d arrays. So, for dynamic array, we need few more functions that one day I may code it and show it.
Here are two classes. In the second one there is a 2d array. Notice the way the array is objectified, and needs necessarly to do so. I learned this from FlameDuck (the code above) and have applied it the way you can see. Unfortuanely, [..100] doesn't work for 2d arrays. So, for dynamic array, we need few more functions that one day I may code it and show it.
SuperStrict '////////////////////////// Type report_cells Field a:Int=0 Field b:String="" Method Print_BlitzMax() For Local i:Int=0 To 7 Print "report_content method works" Next End Method End Type '///////////////////////////// Type report_table Field column:Int=6 Field row:Int=6 Field table:report_cells[column,row] End Type '////////////////////////////// Local the_report:report_table=New report_table For Local m:Int=0 To the_report.column-1 For Local n:Int=0 To the_report.row-1 the_report.table[m,n] = New report_cells Next Next For Local m:Int=0 To the_report.column-1 For Local n:Int=0 To the_report.row-1 report_cells(the_report.table[m,n]).a=12 report_cells(the_report.table[m,n]).b="hi there!" Next Next Print report_cells(the_report.table[1,1]).a Print report_cells(the_report.table[0,0]).b Print report_cells(the_report.table[2,3]).b Print report_cells(the_report.table[1,4]).a Print report_cells(the_report.table[3,2]).b Print report_cells(the_report.table[2,3]).b