7stud2
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Hi ,
Currently I am using Ruby and a beginner
I have the following multidimensional Array:
[[value1, value1_other1 ,value1_other2], [value2,
value2_other1,value2_other2], [value3, value3_other1,value3_other2]]
but i would like to get like this
[['value1', value1_other1 , value1_other2], ['value2', value2_other1,
value2_other2], ['value3', value3_other1, value3_other2]]
Can anyone please help me in doing this
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7stud2
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Hi,
what do you mean by 'value1'? Do you want to convert the value into a
string?
Just loop through the subarrays and replace the first element of each
one with its string representation (the result of to_s).
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Enumerable and array documentation are your friends:
your_array = [[value1, value1_other1 ,value1_other2], [value2,
value2_other1,value2_other2], [value3, value3_other1,value3_other2]]
new_array = your_array.collect{|y| [y[0].to_s,y[1..3]].flatten}
Alan
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On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 2:15 PM, John M. <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
Hi ,
Currently I am using Ruby and a beginner
I have the following multidimensional Array:
[[value1, value1_other1 ,value1_other2], [value2,
value2_other1,value2_other2], [value3, value3_other1,value3_other2]]
but i would like to get like this
[['value1', value1_other1 , value1_other2], ['value2', value2_other1,
value2_other2], ['value3', value3_other1, value3_other2]]
Can anyone please help me in doing this
7stud2
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Thanks a lot for the help , tried
your_array.collect{|y| [y[0].to_s,y[1..3]].flatten}
and did work fine
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7stud2
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Alan Forrester wrote in post #1086898:
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On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 2:15 PM, John M. <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
[['value1', value1_other1 , value1_other2], ['value2', value2_other1,
value2_other2], ['value3', value3_other1, value3_other2]]
Can anyone please help me in doing this
Enumerable and array documentation are your friends:
Class: Array (Ruby 1.9.3)
Module: Enumerable (Ruby 1.9.3)
your_array = [[value1, value1_other1 ,value1_other2], [value2,
value2_other1,value2_other2], [value3, value3_other1,value3_other2]]
new_array = your_array.collect{|y| [y[0].to_s,y[1..3]].flatten}
new_array = data.collect do |y|
[
y[0].to_s,
*y[1..-1]
]
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