KiX can do 2D arrays:

a sippet from the IFS Fractal script

code:

---

; Sierpinsky's triangle
dim $sierp[3]
$sierp[0]=50,0,0,0,50,0
$sierp[1]=50,0,301,0,50,0
$sierp[2]=50,0,0,0,50,301

---

this is a 6 by 3 array now, 6 columns and 3 rows. You reference it like this:

$array[row][column]

you can even mix contents, like this:

code:

---

; Sierpinsky's triangle
dim $sierp[4]
$sierp[0]=300,300,1,1
$sierp[1]="0.5",0,0,0,"0.5",0
$sierp[2]="0.5",0,301,0,"0.5",0
$sierp[3]="0.5",0,0,0,"0.5",301

---

so now some cells are strings and some are integers. ('course you don't need to do this in VBS as you can use Real numbers )

cj

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