You still don't seem to understand the difference between a multi-dimensinal array and an array of arrays. These are two distinct beasts.
An Excel spreadsheet for exampel is a two-dimensional array, consisting of rows and columns.You'd reference it in KiXtart like this:
Code:
dim $a[3,3]
? $a[2,3]
A three-dimensional array is like a cube or multiple layers of two-dimensional arrays, like the tabs in Excel, where each tab references one dimension. Thus
Code:
dim $a[2,3,4]
? $a[2,2,2]
In an array of arrays, each element in an array is an array by itself, not a single value.
Code:
dim $a[2], $b[2]
$a[1]=$b
? $a[1][2]
$a[1] now references variable $b, which is an array. $a[1][2] references the second element in variable $b which is in $a[1].
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