variable variables

[David Humphreys]

You could:

exec "print test%d" % (var1)

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> > I guess you want to be able to have multiple references to the same
> > variable, and that you want to be able to change the value of that
> > variable in such a way that all references refer to the same new value.
> 
> > /Mikael
> 
> Sorry Mikael, for using your time... I should have been more specific...
> What i was thinking of, was something like this:
> 
> test1 = 'test text 1';
> test2 = 'test text 2';
> 
> var1 = 1
> var2 = 2
> 
> print test{var1};
> 
> This should print: 'test text 1'
> This example doesn't work, but is close how you would do it in php :o)
> 
> Thanx for tryin' Mikael :o)
> 
> /Dan Larsen
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