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*Pluggy arrays can mix data types. Simply use the set function for the data type you wish to set:<br>[[SetInArray|SetInArray (integers)]], [[SetFloatInArray]] and [[SetRefInArray]]. | *Pluggy arrays can mix data types. Simply use the set function for the data type you wish to set:<br>[[SetInArray|SetInArray (integers)]], [[SetFloatInArray]] and [[SetRefInArray]]. | ||
**Use [[GetTypeInArray]] to determine the data type stored at a particular index. | **Use [[GetTypeInArray]] to determine the data type stored at a particular index. | ||
*Pluggy only has no direct support for multidimensional arrays, but since ArrayIDs are simply integers, you can use an array to store the ArrayIDs of other arrays | *Pluggy only has no direct support for multidimensional arrays, but since ArrayIDs are simply integers, you can use an array to store the ArrayIDs of other arrays. | ||
[[Category: Pluggy]] | [[Category: Pluggy]] | ||