print($arrayOfValues)

[brittle imp]

i don't really know much about xenon code but couldn't you use a foreach loop instead?

for example

foreach $array ($index, $item)
        print($item)

this would iterate over every item in your array and then run the code below for each item i believe,

[reef rover]

Just do it yourself by a program? Make a file as library and do it by yourself. That's how programming is working 😉

[reef minnow]

@brittle imp ... you only get 6 lines of debug, if you used your approach you would have 1 line per item in array scrolling by you faster than can read, so is not acceptable 🙂 thank you for the suggestion ...

@reef rover You missed the point :p

As shared:
https://wiki.archean.space/xenoncode/documentation.html

Capabilities
-> Easy string concatenation and formatting
-> Built-in key-value objects

As exists now the combination of two of the core code Capaiblities are not aviable ...

This remains a request for future versions to push for standard expectation ....

( Yes, fortunately I can program alt functions, till arrays become itterable, but feel bad for the average people trying to have fun + learn / use the debugging output as one might in just about any other programming langue. )

[spare lark]

The computers are managed server-side, so what options are you suggesting? Knowing that the content of the array will be sent over the network 25 times per second

The problem isn't so much doing it; the issue lies in the capabilities of a beginner or someone with bad intentions who might fill an entire array and cause a crash

[reef minnow]

@spare lark

I don't know - today ... It's just working ... lol

Yesterday, I was getting no results from "print($ORE)

var $ORE = input_text("ORESCANNER",$START);

Today it works ... so ... yaaa ?

( Attache both print ($ORE) and a foreach($ORE) ... to ensure i was not ZZZ on my testing. )

[shy vapor]

What about not sending an entire array if it's too large, just like e.g. numpy does, perhaps?

>>> np.zeros(1024)
array([0., 0., 0., ..., 0., 0., 0.])

[reef rover]

Or just put a big screen display on a dashboard on the side of the pc for debug stuff...