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To: TechTrader42 who wrote (12017)	11/26/2002 4:21:45 PM
From: MechanicalMethod	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12039

I'm used to being able to define multi dimensional arrays as: array: myArray[999,3](0); That's 999 rows and 4 columns. A 2D array. I need to convert somethings to eSignal and the docs I found on the net say generic java script supports the type of array I need by nesting arrays inside of one another. I have copious notes filed away on that but haven't tried it yet. As I recall it requires defining separate 1D arrays individually before doing the nesting but that doesn't make sense at the moment because I can't think of how a single value within an array can store more than one value by inputing another array for that single value. Maybe they need to be nested when declared as new arrays? I don't recall. If you post an example that would be great and if you haven't worked with that problem yet that's ok too.