From: stefan heinrich <lists@...>
Date: 2013-07-10T03:55:55+09:00
Subject: Re: create variables depending on counter

Yes as you mentioned it should look like

['Dog', 'Dog']  and
['Car, Car, Car].

If it doesn't make sense for you i have to explain more.

I have a gui with a tablewidget.
Dog and Car are only row Headlines.

               Values
Dog     |     12
Car      |     14
Car      |     67
Dog     |     98
Dog     |     32

I search for the Headlines and get the value from the current row. My 
programme has to be intelligent and he should knows how many different 
headlines I have. Depending on how many Variables I have my programme 
should create new Array with only the values with the same headline. 
Like this:

Arraydog = 12, 98, 32
Arraycar = 14, 67

Now I can combinate each value from the array with the values from the 
other Arrays. The main thing is one value shouldn't combine with a value 
in the same class. I have this code:

a= arraydog, arraycar
combine = a.first.product(*a[1..-1]).map(&:join)

It works fine but only if I have two different Headlines. With more or 
less headlines it doesn't works...

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