Receiving a Weird Array Error

[Amathian]

I can't figure out why this is happening!  Any ideas or help?

Thanks!  Here's the code:

**As a note, I did some testing and saw that the section names are printing correctly (inireadsectionnames) but the i am either having problems with inireadsection or when i write to the console.  

** As another note .. the first section can read (in the inireadsection is it [1][0] and [1][1]) but once I hit the second section [2][0] and [2][1], this is where I have an error.

Oh. and the error I am receiving is :Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded

func Assessment()
   local $c = 0, $s, $q, $cn, $cf=1
   while $c <> 156
      $c = $c + 1
      $cn = IniReadSectionNames ("hipaa.ini")
      ConsoleWrite ($cn[$cf])
      $q = inireadsection ("hipaa.ini", $cn[$cf])
      consolewrite ($q[2][0] & $q[2][1])
      $cf = $cf + 1
   wend
EndFunc

Edited May 17, 2014 by Amathian

[DicatoroftheUSA]

If your error is your keyboard exploding and your keys are getting stuck in your brain. It is because you made the hamster god angry.

If you want a better answer your would be better off not making people you want to help you play guessing games.

But when using arrays, makes sure to use "if isarray" and use _arraydisplay to check if its contents are what you expect.

Edited May 17, 2014 by DicatoroftheUSA

[Amathian]

If your error is your keyboard exploding and your keys are getting stuck in your brain. It is because you made the hamster god angry.

If you want a better answer your would be better off not making people you want to help you play guessing games.

But when using arrays, makes sure to use "if isarray" and use _arraydisplay to check if its contents are what you expect.

Sorry. I edited it probably while you were looking t the page (I need sleep:P)

[DicatoroftheUSA]

After assigning your arrays, test them with "if issarray($YourArray)" and "_arraydisplay($YourArray)"

[Amathian]

Tried it, worked successfully.

From this I learned that the array itself won't work.

Here is the updated code after testing and such

func Assessment()
   local $c = 0, $s, $q, $cn, $cf=1, $i
   while $c <> 156
      $c=$c+1
      $cn=IniReadSectionNames ("hipaa.ini")
      $q=IniReadSection ("hipaa.ini", $cn[$cf])
      ConsoleWrite($q[$cf][0] & $q[$cf][1])
      $cf =$cf+1
   WEnd
EndFunc 

And here is the error I'm receiving:

 

§164.308(a)(1)(i)Does your practice develop, document, and implement policies and procedures for assessing and managing risk to its ePHI?"C:UsersAdamDocumentstoolraw.au3" (28) : ==> Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.:

ConsoleWrite($q[$cf][0] & $q[$cf][1])

ConsoleWrite(^ ERROR

 

From the tests you recommended and I ran, the problem is within the command:

ConsoleWrite($q[$cf][0] & $q[$cf][1])

The "inireadsectionnames" reads everything fine, the "inireadsection" reads everything fine. but when the array goes from [1][0] to [2][0] is where I receive the errors.  I also used a for loop in place of the while loop and everything worked just fine.  The problem is in that command for some reason ONLY when I use a while loop.  I would just use a for loops but it's not optimal for the project I want to do.  Any suggestions?

Edited May 17, 2014 by Amathian

[Melba23]

Amathian,

Using Iniread Section means that $q has 2 dimensions (0 & 1) so increasing $cf to more than 1 is what is causing the error.

However, a closer look at your code leaves me struggling to understand what you are trying to do by continually increasing $cf. Perhaps if you explained the purpose of the code we might be able to offer you some help - at present doing so is difficult.

M23

Edited May 17, 2014 by Melba23
Clarification (I hope)

[jchd]

What is the 156 constant and why on Earth do you read the section names 156 times?

Then is it correct that you want to display the first key and the first value in the first section, then the second pair key/value in the second section, then the third pair in the third section, and so on?

(I guess no).