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Is their ANY way to do something like:

for (int x=1; x<3; x++) {string MyArray[1][x]={"-"};}

Assuming the array has already been defined? I really don't want to have to do:

MyArray[1]={blah}
MyArray[2]={blah}
MyArray[3]={blah}
etcetera etcetera

I'm not necessarily looking for efficiency but seriously, initializing 50 arrays looks very messy and ugly.

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Since it's already defined, you already have it, sort of. Just leave the keyword "string" out as well the inner brackets.

for (int x=1; x<3; x++) {MyArray[1][x]="-";}

This is a 2-D string array?

[EDIT]
Actually, I think you have to fill in the "blah", "etcetera", and the declaration so it's clear what you're trying to do.
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Actually, I think you have to fill in the "blah", "etcetera", and the declaration so it's clear what you're trying to do.

D:

I forgot what I was going to do... What will we do now?

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