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timbomom
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12/16/2013 10:06 PM
Declaring arrays in start node a tarray new Array() or tarray2 new Array(2). Setting array values in assign node and in assign node javascript. Have other start node variables of other types, string, integer, boolean.
Notice that the array variables do not persist through a user action node but the other variable types do persist.
Is this a bug? I can not find documentation on this. Suggestions?
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12/16/2013 11:28 PM
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12/17/2013 10:31 AM
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Arrays don't persist, but you can create an array, without declaring it to be an array. Make tarray a string and then write/append your values to it with an Assign node and when you need to read the array, use a JavaScript Expression to declare a new array, assign the values from tarray to it and then do some parsing or whatever you need to do. Note that the new array you declare won't carry out of the JavaScript Expression, however.
Another way to process an "undeclared" array is to deliminate the lines of data with a "|" and the data elements within a line with a comma.
1,2,3|
4,5,6|
You can then use a DataIterator to cycle through the variable (set input to Data instead of File) so each pipe seperated line is read (Delimiter = |) seperately and then your JavaScript Expression to parse the line.
var dline=DataIterator_OutputData
var darray=new Array()
darray=dline.split(",")
var1=darray[0]
var2=darray[1]
var3=darray[3]
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