How to clear out an array.

[Azimuth]

For example, if I had $Array[0,1,0] and like 1000's of other values in that array, how would I go about making every value set in it to 0?

Edit: I just used a new scriptObject and attached the values to it along with a count. Then I just scrolled through.

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[Chrono]

deleteVariables("$Array*");
(The * is a wildcard.)

[Azimuth]

deleteVariables("$Array*");
(The * is a wildcard.)

Wow, thanks!

[AGlass0fMilk]

Can someone explain to me how to use script objects? I think it would help...

[Azimuth]

Can someone explain to me how to use script objects? I think it would help...

Just use chrono's example, it's much better.

[Chrono]

Can someone explain to me how to use script objects? I think it would help...

A scriptObject is basically an object that does nothing but store values.
Simply create a new ScriptObject with the method you desire:

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$Something = new ScriptObject();
//or
new ScriptObject(Something);
Then start addin' stuff to it, and making functions related to it. (functions only if you choose the second method.)
Like

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Something.value[%x] = %client.money;
//or
function Something::DoStuff(%this,%stuff,%do)
{
//stuff
}

[AGlass0fMilk]

What do the pop() and push() functions do for Script objects? I've only ever seen those in GUI's.

[Kalphiter]

Also, remember, there are different objects such as TCPObject, that have pre-defined functions that do stuff, and you're free to add your own functions and variables.

[Chrono]

What do the pop() and push() functions do for Script objects? I've only ever seen those in GUI's.

They open and close GUIs.

[Space Guy]

If you need to reset every variable in a scriptobject, delete it and remake it. Every variable will equate to a blank string.