Difference between revisions of "Manual:DIL Manual/integerlist"

Revision as of 10:45, 29 November 2025

Intlists are an array of integer types. They can be set directly as follows:

 wpn:={5,3,6,9,3,9};

The intlists can be accessed in the same way stringlist are accessed as follows.

 if (wpn.[5]==5)
 {
    do something
 }

The intlists are saved on savable units.

Setting an intlist

 myintlist:={1,5,9,2,8,5};
 myintlist.[4]:=50;

If you set a index that is higher then the highest index you'll get an OOB error.

Using intlists

 if (myintlist.[5]==5){
   stuff
 }

 if (myintlist<myint){
   stuff
 }

 i:=0;
 ln:=length(myintlist);
 while (i<ln) {
   myintlist.[i]:=i;
   i:=i+1;
 }

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 ==Intlist==
-  Intlists are an array of integer types.  They can be set directly as follows:
+Intlists are an array of integer types.  They can be set directly as follows:
 ===Example===
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 The intlists are saved on savable units.
-'''Type:  '''<i><!--CODE-->intlist</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-This variable type allows you to keep an ordered list of integers with out
-having to create a variable for each integer.
 ===Example===