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Ruby - What's the best way to create a 3-dimensional array?
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Ruby - What's the best way to create a 3-dimensional array?
Hi guys,
I'm new to ruby and flowstone and I want to know what's the best methods for creating a 3-dimensional array, I've seen some different methods online and thought I'd better get your input on that.
The array dimensions are: 25, 3, 5 (not that it matter so much )
thx i advance for the help.
also: I had a problem with the knobs. when I take a knob and connect its output to ruby input it the corresponding value inside the ruby module doesn't update when I turn the knob around. how can I solve this?
I'm new to ruby and flowstone and I want to know what's the best methods for creating a 3-dimensional array, I've seen some different methods online and thought I'd better get your input on that.
The array dimensions are: 25, 3, 5 (not that it matter so much )
thx i advance for the help.
also: I had a problem with the knobs. when I take a knob and connect its output to ruby input it the corresponding value inside the ruby module doesn't update when I turn the knob around. how can I solve this?
- zoobooboozoo
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Re: Ruby - What's the best way to create a 3-dimensional arr
zoobooboozoo wrote:I'm new to ruby and flowstone and I want to know what's the best methods for creating a 3-dimensional array, I've seen some different methods online and thought I'd better get your input on that.
Nesting blocks is a comfortable way to create multi-dimensional arrays:
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a3d = Array.new(4) {Array.new(3) {Array.new(2)} }
Accessing that array's cells is also straight-forward:
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a3d[0][1][1] = 5
n = a3d[2][0][0]
"There lies the dog buried" (German saying translated literally)
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Re: Ruby - What's the best way to create a 3-dimensional arr
Thanks, works great.
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