At the moment, we have an L command that act as a list, but it returns random values from the list. I.e.
!2L["cat", "dog", "bird", "cow"]
returns 2 random values from the list.
It would be nice to have a classic array that stores the values which could be accessed by index as in regular programming languages. I.e.
["cat", "dog", "bird", "cow"][1]
always returns "dog".
You know what I mean by regular array/list. :)
At the moment, we have an L command that act as a list, but it returns random values from the list. I.e.
!2L["cat", "dog", "bird", "cow"]returns 2 random values from the list.
It would be nice to have a classic array that stores the values which could be accessed by index as in regular programming languages. I.e.
["cat", "dog", "bird", "cow"][1]always returns "dog".
You know what I mean by regular array/list. :)