How-to initialize multiple empty blocks

[1/4] from: martin:middleton:speechworks at: 27-Aug-2001 12:15

Here's what I'm trying to do: Let's say I have 3 objects named table1, table2, and table3. In the interest of efficiency, I'm trying to pre load all 3 tables with the same data, for example, a bunch of zeros. (I know I can do this at the time I create the objects, but as a learning experience I'm trying to do this in a simple for loop.) The following doesn't do what I want, so how do I fix it? tables: [table1 table2 table3] foreach table tables [loop 10 [append table 0]] All help is appreciated in advance. - martin

[2/4] from: deadzaphod:flyingparty at: 27-Aug-2001 9:25

> The following doesn't do what I want, so how do I fix it? > > tables: [table1 table2 table3] > foreach table tables [loop 10 [append table 0]]

table1: copy [] table2: copy [] table3: copy [] tables: reduce [table1 table2 table3] foreach table tables [loop 10 [append table 0]] Cal Dixon

[3/4] from: dockimbel::free::fr at: 27-Aug-2001 19:02

Hi Martin, Martin Middleton wrote:

> Here's what I'm trying to do:

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> tables: [table1 table2 table3] > foreach table tables [loop 10 [append table 0]]

[...] tables: [table1 table2 table3] foreach table tables [set :table array/initial 10 0] HTH, DocKimbel.

[4/4] from: brian:hawley at: 28-Aug-2001 14:08

DocKimble wrote:

>Hi Martin, >Martin Middleton wrote:

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>HTH, >DocKimbel.

set [table1 table2 table3] array/initial [3 10] 0 Even simpler :) Brian Hawley

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