One of my most favorite features of Script BASIC is its array (matrix) functionality. You don't have to define or dimension anything and there are no practical limits on indices. (associative, indexed or a combination of both)
' Test Associative Array by Index
obj{"Name"}{"Value"} = undef
obj{"Name"}{"Product"} = "ALL"
obj{"Name"}{"Required"} = TRUE
obj{"ID"}{"Value"} = undef
obj{"ID"}{"Product"} = "SOME"
obj{"ID"}{"Required"} = FALSE
this{"Extension"}{"Value"} = "Default"
this{"Extension"}{"Product"} = "FEW"
this{"Extension"}{"Required"} = "MAYBE"
obj{"Version"} = this{"Extension"}
FOR o = 0 TO UBOUND(obj) STEP 2
PRINT obj[o],"\n"
FOR p = 0 TO UBOUND(obj[o + 1]) STEP 2
PRINT obj[o + 1, p]," - ",obj[o + 1, p + 1],"\n"
NEXT
NEXT
PRINT "-------------------------------","\n"
PRINT obj[0],"\n"
PRINT obj[1,0]," - ",obj[1,1],"\n"
PRINT obj[1,2]," - ",obj[1,3],"\n"
PRINT obj[1,4]," - ",obj[1,5],"\n"
PRINT obj[2],"\n"
PRINT obj[3,0]," - ",obj[3,1],"\n"
PRINT obj[3,2]," - ",obj[3,3],"\n"
PRINT obj[3,4]," - ",obj[3,5],"\n"
PRINT obj[4],"\n"
PRINT obj[5,0]," - ",obj[5,1],"\n"
PRINT obj[5,2]," - ",obj[5,3],"\n"
PRINT obj[5,4]," - ",obj[5,5],"\n"
PRINT "-------------------------------","\n"
PRINT obj[2],"\n"
FOR z = 0 TO UBOUND(obj{"ID"}) STEP 2
PRINT obj{"ID"}[z]," - ",obj{"ID"}[z + 1],"\n"
NEXT
Name
Value - undef
Product - ALL
Required - -1
ID
Value - undef
Product - SOME
Required - 0
Version
Value - Default
Product - FEW
Required - MAYBE
-------------------------------
Name
Value - undef
Product - ALL
Required - -1
ID
Value - undef
Product - SOME
Required - 0
Version
Value - Default
Product - FEW
Required - MAYBE
-------------------------------
ID
Value - undef
Product - SOME
Required - 0
