How to Add an Array to a Script

jrodenhijrodenhi
edited 9:03PM in FastScript
I need to add an array of currency values from my Delphi program into my script so it can be used as a variable within the script.

I know that within a script, I can add code like this:
arr[1] := 100;
arr[2] := 200;
arr[3] := 300;

But I need to create it within my program and make it available within the script. Is this possible?

Thank you.

Jack

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  • jrodenhijrodenhi
    edited 9:03PM
    I got an answer from Paul Gurskey in support and I am posting it here in case it is helpful to anyone else:

    Use in Delphi: 
    var a: variant; 
begin 
a:=VarArrayOf([1,2,3]); 
frxReport1.Script.Variables['a']:=a; 
frxReport1.ShowReport(); 
end;
    in script: 
    procedure Memo1OnBeforePrint(Sender: TfrxComponent); 
begin 
Memo1.Text:=a[2]; 
end;

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