On 19-1-2016 9:37, scott wrote:
>> I am baffled.
>>
>> I have this array:
>>
>> #declare TexArray =
>>    array[12]{
>>      T_Stone1,  T_Stone2,
>>      T_Stone3,  T_Stone4,
>>      T_Stone5,  T_Stone6,
>>      T_Stone7,  T_Stone8,
>>      T_Stone9,  T_Stone10,
>>      T_Stone11, T_Stone12
>>    };
>>
>> I want to write a selected /texture_identifier/ (like "T_stone1" for
>> instance) to a file as a string.
>
> I don't see how something like that would work, because if it did, how
> would it cope with this:
>
> #declare A = 1;
> #declare FloatArray =
>   array[4]{
>         A,A*A,sin(A),MyMacro(A)
>   }
>
> What I guess you're asking is if the array somehow remembers the SDL
> text string that was used to create each element (and does it expand
> macros?)? I would be surprised if it did (but then, this is no ordinary
> programming language...).

Yes, it is this text string I want to write but it looks like I will 
need to consider another approach, in the way Jaime indicates...
-- 
Thomas

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