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|game1= arma3
|game1= arma3
|version1= 1.02
|version1= 1.02


|gr1 = Arrays |GROUP1=
|gr1= Arrays


|descr= Searches the associative array for the 1st occurance of the key string and returns the value associated with it. Search is not case sensitiv.
|descr= Searches the associative array for the 1st occurance of the key string and returns the value associated with it. Search is not case sensitiv.
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|s1= [array, key, defaultValue] call [[BIS_fnc_getFromPairs]]
|s1= [array, key, defaultValue] call [[BIS_fnc_getFromPairs]]


|p1= array: [[Array]] - Array to search through
|p1= array: [[Array]] - array to search through
 
|p2= key: [[String]] - Key to search for


|p3= defaultValue: [[Anything]] - (Optional, default [[nil]]) Default return value if no match was found
|p2= key: [[String]] - key to search for


|r1= [[Anything]] - Value associated with the key.
|p3= defaultValue: [[Anything]] - (Optional, default [[nil]]) default return value if no match was found


|x1= <code>[[["apple",3],["pear","test"]],"pear"] [[call]] [[BIS_fnc_getFromPairs]]; {{cc|Returns "test"}}</code>
|r1= [[Anything]] - value associated with the key.


|x2= <code>[[["apple",3],["pear",6]],"pear"] [[call]] [[BIS_fnc_getFromPairs]]; {{cc|Returns "6"}}</code>
|x1= <sqf>[[["apple",3],["pear","test"]],"pear"] call BIS_fnc_getFromPairs; // Returns "test"</sqf>


|exec= call
|x2= <sqf>[[["apple",3],["pear",6]],"pear"] call BIS_fnc_getFromPairs; // Returns "6"</sqf>


|seealso= [[find]] [[findIf]] [[BIS_fnc_findInPairs]] [[BIS_fnc_addToPairs]] [[BIS_fnc_removeFromPairs]] [[BIS_fnc_setToPairs]]
|seealso= [[find]] [[findIf]] [[BIS_fnc_findInPairs]] [[BIS_fnc_addToPairs]] [[BIS_fnc_removeFromPairs]] [[BIS_fnc_setToPairs]]
}}


{{Note
|user= Benargee
|timestamp= 20141002011700
|text= [[BIS_fnc_findInPairs]] renamed to [[BIS_fnc_getFromPairs]] and now supports all variable types {{Link|http://dev.arma3.com/post/spotrep-00011|Source}}
}}
}}
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<dd class="notedate">Posted on October 2, 2014 - 01:17 (UTC)</dd>
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[[BIS_fnc_findInPairs]] renamed to [[BIS_fnc_getFromPairs]] and now supports all variable types [http://dev.arma3.com/post/spotrep-00011 Source]
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Latest revision as of 15:53, 8 November 2023

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Description

Description:
Searches the associative array for the 1st occurance of the key string and returns the value associated with it. Search is not case sensitiv.
Execution:
call
Groups:
Arrays

Syntax

Syntax:
[array, key, defaultValue] call BIS_fnc_getFromPairs
Parameters:
array: Array - array to search through
key: String - key to search for
defaultValue: Anything - (Optional, default nil) default return value if no match was found
Return Value:
Anything - value associated with the key.

Examples

Example 1:
[[["apple",3],["pear","test"]],"pear"] call BIS_fnc_getFromPairs; // Returns "test"
Example 2:
[[["apple",3],["pear",6]],"pear"] call BIS_fnc_getFromPairs; // Returns "6"

Additional Information

See also:
find findIf BIS_fnc_findInPairs BIS_fnc_addToPairs BIS_fnc_removeFromPairs BIS_fnc_setToPairs

Notes

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Posted on Oct 02, 2014 - 01:17 (UTC)
BIS_fnc_findInPairs renamed to BIS_fnc_getFromPairs and now supports all variable types Source
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