Arrays and such

Hello all, I am new to AviSynth (less than a month) and I quickly noticed that there was no usable array system available (the one that was pointed to was uber slow due to O(n) implementation). So I have started to write a new one (well, actually almost finished, but couldn't post till now) which is O(1) but I was wondering if anyone else would be interested in this library. If so, where would be a good place to put it? There are also other libraries I created in passing such as a for loop, profiler, parameter list to array converter, memory allocation system and others. Thanks, Mx

Ok, I've uploaded it to sourceforge. Please bare with me as I've not used this service before 2 days ago. You can download the compressed archive . Please feel free to post feedback, questions or comments as they are all welcome. Thanks, Mx

I haven't had time to look at this in detail, but here are a few quick comments. It looks like you've put a lot of work into this - certainly, there's a lot of code there. For that reason, it's hard to know where to start to understand how to use it and (doubly so) how it works. Some examples would certainly be useful. At a casual glance, your 'for' function looks quite complicated to use. Moreover, since the block to be executed is Eval'd in the function scope, it cannot use local variables from the calling environment. That's what I was getting at in . Are you aware of ? It provides a simple for-loop construct (as a language extension, not a function). It also has a block if-then-else which could be used in place of the ugly (IMHO, of course :)) Eval blocks in your code. If you like, you could even write the entire code in the extended GScript language and just use GImport instead of Import to load the files.

I'm also considering making structure support in this library. Consider for an anonymous structure: Code:

@Gavino, the new pretender (Maxxon) may well be impressive, but we all still love you best. (unless he usurps you as omnipotent deity that we all think you are) (The king is dead ... God save the King) :devil:

@Maxxon, you could do worse that to have a look at AutoIt, as an example see here (Myself just found it about Nov/Dec 2011)