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accessing array from different wrangle

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ouroboros1221
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wrangle one:

int @number[];

@number=array(1,2,3,4,5);

wrangle two:

i@value = @number[1];

it won't allow it even though the array is a variable. How?
Edited by ouroboros1221 - Feb. 4, 2019 20:56:11
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jsmack
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Is the prototype 
int @number[];
in the second wrangle too?
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no, it's been declared in the first wrangle, so I thought I won't need to. But your answered solved the issue xD
Edited by ouroboros1221 - Feb. 4, 2019 21:47:00
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The prototypes are how the compiler knows which type of variable to bind.

In wrangles you can either use prototypes or a decorator before the ‘@’ symbol to specify the bound type.

For example:
v@fooor vector @foo;, i[]@myarror int @myarr[];, p@baror vector4 @bar;
All of the different type decorators are found in the help for wrangles.
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