Hi! I was wondering if it is really not possible to create a array of an array (in my country we call it a matrix) in javascript. Like: var matrix = new type[10][10]; is that really not possible in JS?
http://www.unifycommunity.com/wiki/index.php?title=JavascriptMultiDimArrays I would assume someone using the word "matrix" in Unity is usually talking about Matrix4x4. --Eric
Sorry to reply again, i tried to do what i want in some other way, but is kinda messy. What i want is a bidimensional array like: |x x x x| |x 0 x x| |x x x 0| |x 0 x x| the x will represent the empty position in my grid, the 0 will represent the occupied positions, so would be good to have a bidimensional array for a smart implementation of it. I know i can simulate it, but if anyone know if Unity's JS suports it please let me know.
I do this: class Mapa { var id : int; } function Start (){ var arr = new Array (); arr.Push (new Mapa()); }
I'm not sure what that's accomplishing. Also, Arrays are quite slow compared to built-in .NET arrays. --Eric