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kurtz le pirate <kur### [at] gmail com> wrote:
> In my mind, passing array[i], allowed me to pass the two parameters
> present in the second dimension.
That's a common misconception - which is why "you can't do that" is in the docs.
There's only so much code "under the hood", and the code that might allow you
to reliably do that - isn't.
> "array of arrays" is not the same as array[][] ?
It "is", but the point is about content, not form.
Array [][] is just a generic 2D array.
But when you fill the array with data, then it becomes an array of scalars, or
vectors, or ... arrays.
> For now, the simplest way is to pass two parameters to my macro.
> drawLine(ListOfLines[lineIndex][0],ListOfLines[lineIndex][1],0.05,
> GreenYellow)
>
> with :
> #macro drawLine(thisLineStart, thisLineEnd, lRadius, lColor)
>
>
> No more complications. Thankss
Correct - OR you could just hard-code the constant parameter in "drawline" if it
doesn't need to be variable.
Glad you got it working. :)
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