Okay, I might be asking a stupid question here... but why doesn't MMF have it's own built in arrays, that work like most programming languages? It seems like it would be far easier to save chunks of data that way.
The method I'm referring to is having an numerical array stored like this:
nameofarray[0,2,5,33,59,10,5]
Then you can access it by saying nameofarray[2] which would give back the value 5 (as it counts up from 0)
If you wanted to save data to the array, it would be just as easy. Like nameofarray[2] = 8, would set the 3rd value to 8.
This seems like a far more simple solution than having to store to x,y 2 dimensional arrays and have to keep track of what each x,y is referring to.
Strings would work the same way: nameofstringarray['string','another','anotherone']
MMF seems to be all about simplicity so I'm just wondering what's up with this.