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Ruby Array Formating
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Ruby Array Formating
Hi,
I created a Ruby Circle Class that seems to work. I created an array of circles, that seems to work as well... However I don't know how to format the output to an external array in one of two ways.
1 - With all of the circle data array info in one comma delimited array
2 - With each element in its own array
Here is my schematic, (with notes) any help would be appreciated please
Thank You,
Aron
I created a Ruby Circle Class that seems to work. I created an array of circles, that seems to work as well... However I don't know how to format the output to an external array in one of two ways.
1 - With all of the circle data array info in one comma delimited array
2 - With each element in its own array
Here is my schematic, (with notes) any help would be appreciated please
Thank You,
Aron
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aronb - Posts: 154
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Re: Ruby Array Formating
Get all data from one type into an array:
You'd do the very same to each of your class' values (e.g. e.yposition, or e.color)
Getting an array of arrays is more tricky, since you don't have an array of arrays output. Instead you would translate it to a string and output a string.
Since I don't know what you expect the exported values to be used for, I can't tell more.
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xpos = []
cir.map { |e| xpos << e.xposition }
output 'data', xpos
You'd do the very same to each of your class' values (e.g. e.yposition, or e.color)
Getting an array of arrays is more tricky, since you don't have an array of arrays output. Instead you would translate it to a string and output a string.
Since I don't know what you expect the exported values to be used for, I can't tell more.
"There lies the dog buried" (German saying translated literally)
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Re: Ruby Array Formating
tulamide,
Thanks - that got me going to the next part! !
I almost feel I am FINALLY learning a bit of Ruby Its a long road when you mind is a bit older
Aron
Thanks - that got me going to the next part! !
I almost feel I am FINALLY learning a bit of Ruby Its a long road when you mind is a bit older
Aron
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aronb - Posts: 154
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- Location: Florida, USA
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