RGSS Conversions

[christophercain3]

Im trying to convert variables and strings using RGSS. I understand how .to_s works. I also understand how .to_i, .to_f, and .to_a work. However, I am having trouble implementing them into my script.
I have created an array, for example @array = []
I then created data to be pushed into the array:

@array = []
@data1 = []
@data1 = [x, y, z]
@data2 = []
@data3 = [a,b,c]
.
.
.
etc...

Finally I push the data into the array, however, since in my game I contain about 75 pieces of data, I would rather not use:

@array.push(@data1)
@array.push(@data2).......

-or-

@array.push(@data1, @data2, ......................................................)

I began by trying:

@array.push(("@data" + (1...75).to_s).to_a)

However this does not work. Does anyone know how to correctly arrange and convert these data? Thanks in advanced!

 

[Cowlol]

How about:

@array = []
@data = []
@data[1] = [x, y, z]
@data[2] = []
@data[3] = [a, b, c]

for i in 1..data.size
    @array.push(@data[i])
end

I'm not sure what you're exactly trying to do though.

 

[Raziel]

Or if you want to keep the @data1, @data2 scheme:

for i in 1..3
  eval("@array << @data#{i}")
end

Or to make the code nicer. :P

@array = []
@data = []
@data[1] = [x, y, z]
@data[2] = []
@data[3] = [a, b, c]

@data.each { |data| @array << data}

 

[Icarus Featherfight]

You could just add each nested array to the main index...

@array = []
@array[0] = []
@array[1] = [x, y, z]
@array[2] = []
@array[3] = [a,b,c]

but where's the fun in that.

 

[christophercain3]

Thanks guys!
I feel stupid :D
@Raziel - I have no idea how the commands you use work, so I'll stick to the way I understand! : ) Thanks though..maybe one day I'll understand :thumb:

 

[Raziel]

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Thank you!