verse [][]int not yet support multidimensional arrays

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Script error 9005: The editable attribute does not yet support multidimensional arrays

Code from part of the tutorial.
If you follow the tutorial, multiple arrays are not supported. did it change?

This is code from part of the verse tutorial. I proceeded like this here, but is it not supporting parallel array now? I’d be grateful if you could point me to the parallel array code.

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First of all that array doesn’t have to be @editable.
If you are just following the tutorial and don’t have any plans to use it later and don’t have plans to modify values in an instance of that device you don’t need @editable. Remove it and I believe everything will work just fine.

If you still need to have access to those values from the editor you can do something like this:

@editable
Button1Lights:[]int = array{0, 3}
@editable
Button2Lights:[]int = array{0, 1, 2}
@editable
Button3Lights:[]int = array{0, 1}
@editable
Button4Lights:[]int = array{1}

 OnBegin<override>()<suspends> : void =
        SetupPuzzleLights()
 
        ButtonToLights:[][]int = array{Button1Lights, Button2Lights, Button3Lights, Button4Lights}

        set ButtonSubscriptions = for:
            ButtonIndex -> Button : Buttons
            LightIndices := ButtonsToLights[ButtonIndex]
        do:
            Button.InteractedWithEvent.Subscribe(button_event_handler{Indices := LightIndices, PuzzleDevice := Self}.OnButtonPressed)

I guess this should work but no guarantee :sweat_smile:

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Thank you for answer.
Again @editable doesn’t seem to support multi-arrays of [][]int .
It works fine without @editable. thank you!

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To clarify, the tutorial being referenced does not include the @editable attribute on the ButtonsToLights array. @lwillsl is correct that it does not need to be @editable for the code to work.

You can find the list of currently supported @editable types on the Customize Device Properties page. Hope this helps!