Rails - Nov 2008 - Session arrays, vectors and matrices in Rails... and even ruby

Hello...

I just want to make a simple question: is there a way to make arrays,
vectors and matrices with SESSION VARIABLES on Ruby and Rails? I''m
making a Rails app and I need to save all the data in session
variables before saving it to the DB. the catch here is the following
logic:

element1 has many element2s values stored
element2 has many element3s values stored

Meaning this:

session[:element1]
session[:element2][]
session[:element3][][]

Hope you can answer me this, with a possible solution to this as I
have little experience to do this on this language and in this
framework.

Later,

The Neurochild
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On Nov 16, 4:02 am, The Neurochild
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wrote:
> Hello...
>
> I just want to make a simple question: is there a way to make arrays,
> vectors and matrices with SESSION VARIABLES on Ruby and Rails? I''m
Yup. Just do it. Construct your array, vector or matrix as you would
normally and then put it in the session as you would a number or a
string.

Fred
> making a Rails app and I need to save all the data in session
> variables before saving it to the DB. the catch here is the following
> logic:
>
> element1 has many element2s values stored
> element2 has many element3s values stored
>
> Meaning this:
>
> session[:element1]
> session[:element2][]
> session[:element3][][]
>
> Hope you can answer me this, with a possible solution to this as I
> have little experience to do this on this language and in this
> framework.
>
> Later,
>
> The Neurochild
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Can the arrays be as many dimensions as I want? Because I took a look
on how to make the vector and matrices and it looks complicated. No
offense. Is there and example where I can do such a thing with arrays?

Later...

The Neurochild
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On Nov 16, 3:03 pm, The Neurochild
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wrote:
> Can the arrays be as many dimensions as I want? Because I took a look
> on how to make the vector and matrices and it looks complicated. No
> offense. Is there and example where I can do such a thing with arrays?
>
Personally I would save the matrix and vector classes for actually
doing matrix math.
I think your specification of the problem so far is not concrete
enough for me to be able to volunteer a solution, but you can
certainly have something like

x = [[[1,2,3], [4,5,6]],[[7,8,9],[10,11,12]]]
x[0][1][2] #=> 6
At this point this isn''t really a rails question any more - you may
find more opinions on the ruby-talk list.

Fred
> Later...
>
> The Neurochild
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