dict collect; collect["attribute"] = dict(); for(int x=0; x<4; x++){ for(int y=0; y<4; y++) { for(int z=0; z<4; z++) { if(find(keys(collect["attribute"]),sprintf("%d",set(@ix,@iy,@iz)) < 0){ vector a[]; collect["attribute"][sprintf("%d",set(@ix,@iy,@iz))] = a; } append(collect["attribute"][sprintf("%d",set(@ix,@iy,@iz))], volumeindexv(0, "attribute", set(x,y,z)); } } }
This code should work, except for when I try to set the initial empty vector array to the value in the dictionary it gives me the error: Invalid assignment from vector to float.
The documentation on dictionaries says that it supports vector, but not vector as a value, though it has for just about every other type. Is this something like VEX not supporting nested arrays? If that is the case, why is vector a valid type at all? I can make a list of points anywhere else in vex, just not as a value in a dictionary.
