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Flash Player 5.
my_array
.concat( [
value0, value1,...valueN
])
value0,...valueN
Numbers, elements, or strings to be concatenated in a new array. If you don't pass any values, a duplicate of my_array
is created.
Nothing.
Method; concatenates the elements specified in the parameters with the elements in my_array
, and creates a new array. If the value
parameters specify an array, the elements of that array are concatenated, rather than the array itself. The array my_array
is left unchanged.
The following code concatenates two arrays.
alpha_array = new Array("a","b","c");
numeric_array = new Array(1,2,3);
alphaNumeric_array=alpha_array.concat(numeric_array);
trace(alphaNumeric_array);// creates array ["a","b","c",1,2,3]
The following code concatenates three arrays.
num1_array = [1,3,5];
num2_array = [2,4,6];
num3_array = [7,8,9];
nums_array=num1_array.concat(num2_array,num3_array)
trace(nums_array);// creates array [1,3,5,2,4,6,7,8,9]
Nested arrays are not flattened in the same way normal arrays are. The elements in a nested array are not broken into separate elements in array x_array
, as in the following example.
a_array = new Array ("a","b","c");
// 2 and 3 are elements in a nested array n_array = new Array(1, [2, 3], 4); x_array = a_array.concat(n_array); trace(x_array[0]); //"a"
trace(x_array[1]); //"b"
trace(x_array[2]); //"c"
trace(x_array[3]); // 1 trace(x_array[4]); // 2, 3 trace(x_array[5]); // 4
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