From: Carlos <angus@...>
Date: 2006-12-22T21:42:07+09:00
Subject: Re: storing values in variables

Vikash Kumar wrote:
[...]
> def parse_nested_array(array,tab = 0)
>    n = 0
>    array.each do |item|
>       if(item.size > 0)
>          puts "#{"\t" * tab}[#{n}] {"
>          if(item.class == Array)
>             parse_nested_array(item,tab+1)
>          else
>             puts "#{"\t" * (tab+1)}#{item}"
>          end
>          puts "#{"\t" * tab}}"
>       end
>       n += 1
>    end
> end
> 
> parse_nested_array(output[2][4])
> 
> It displays the output like this:
> 
> [0] {
>  2004
> }
> [1] {
>  65
> }
> [2] {
>  58
> }
> [3] {
>  89.23
> }
> 
> I want to store the value 2004, 65, 58, 89.23 in variables like this:
> 
> aa = 2004
> ab = 65
> ac = 58
> ad = 89.23

aa, ab, ac, ad = output[2][4]

Good luck.
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