RECOMMENDATION: Use the default 'Stack' class type.

[Bauklotz]

Try running the following code:

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new scriptObject(myObj) {
    class = Stack;
};

If you .dump() the 'myObj' object, you will notice that the "count" variable has automatically been set, and the functions push and pop have been added.

If you run myObj.push(new scriptObject(object).getName());, and dump myObj again, you will notice the following changes:
variable 'count' set to 1
variable 'data0' set to 'object'

Have I said enough yet?

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[Chrono]

Yes, you have. That seems interesting.

[Ephialtes]

This isn't in Blockland/TGE by default - nor is it hard to implement yourself.

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function Stack::onAdd(%this)
{
    %this.count = 0;
}

function Stack::push(%this, %whatever)
{
    %this.data[%this.count] = %whatever;
    %this.count++;
}

function Stack::pop(%this)
{
    %this.count--;
    %this.data[%this.count] = "";
}

[Bauklotz]

I know it isn't in TGE by default, but it is used by the Undo Stack (ctrl+z).

[Ephialtes]

The stack class won't be defined before default server scripts are executed, so it's still not a clever idea to rely on it.

[Bauklotz]

That is currect, but then we could just use:

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function Stack::onAdd(%this) {
    %this.count = 0;
}
function Stack::push(%this, %data) {
    %this.data[%this.count] = %data;
    %this.count++;
}
function Stack::pop(%this) {
    %this.count--;
    %this.data[%this.count] = "";
}

[Kalphiter]

Badspot needs to implement the ArrayList stuff somewhere on TGE's site

[Ephialtes]

The resource for arrays in TorqueScript looked horrific. I'd rather have no arrays as opposed to a really bad implementation.