Description

The CreateVariantArray3 method lets you create a new three-dimensional array whose elements will have the Variant type.

Declaration

BuiltIn.CreateVariantArray3(Low1, High1, Low2, High2, Low3, High3)

Low1	[in]	Required	Integer
High1	[in]	Required	Integer
Low2	[in]	Required	Integer
High2	[in]	Required	Integer
Low3	[in]	Required	Integer
High3	[in]	Required	Integer
Result	Variant

Applies To

The method is applied to the following object:

BuiltIn

Parameters

The method has the following parameters:

Low1

The lowest array index of the array's first dimension.

High1

The highest array index of the array's first dimension.

Low2

The lowest array index of the array's second dimension.

High2

The highest array index of the array's second dimension.

Low3

The lowest array index of the array's third dimension.

High3

The highest array index of the array's third dimension.

Result Value

The created array.

Remarks

The array format adopted in JavaScript, JScript, Python, C#Script and C++Script languages differs from the format of arrays created with this routine. In these scripting languages, arrays are objects, while the CreateVariantArray3 method produces variant arrays. The elements of variant arrays cannot be assigned directly from JavaScript, JScript, Python, C#Script or C++Script. TestComplete supports Python arrays, and there is no need to use variant arrays.

There was a workaround for one-dimensional arrays: an ordinary JavaScript or JScript array was created, filled with values and then converted to a variant array. See the Remarks section in the BuiltIn.CreateVariantArray topic for details. Unfortunately, this trick does not work for multidimensional arrays. This happens, because, in JavaScript and JScript, multidimensional arrays are emulated by arrays of arrays, thus the ConvertJScriptArray routine will return a one-dimensional array that contains other arrays as its items.

Example

VBScript

DelphiScript

VBScript

' Creates a three-dimensional array [0..1, 1..2, 2..3]
w = CreateVariantArray3(0, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3)
w(0,1,2) = "Element 0,1,2"
w(0,2,2) = "Element 0,2,2"
w(1,2,2) = "Element 1,2,2"
w(1,2,3) = "Element 1,2,3"