an option to have an extended level of values for a hash table would be nice.
The usage would be: /hmake -s <name> <N> [levels]
(the default being what it currently is, which is 1 for the hash table).
This is the current structure (in idea) of a hash contents:
ITEM
VALUE
This is the current structure (in idea) of an ini file created by mIRC, which is 2 deep:
SECTION
ITEM
VALUE
/writeini -n <inifile> <section> <item> <value>
Now, if a hash table could have a specifiable amount of levels, it could look like this:
SECTION
SUB-SECTION
SUB-SECTION
VALUE
SUB-SECTION
VALUE
SUB-SECTION
VALUE
SUB-SECTION
VALUE
SUB-SECTION
VALUE
SUB-SECTION
VALUE
This example has 3 levels, and to add something to it, you would type in the following: /hadd -l3 <name> <section> <section> <item> <value>
to add to the second level.. /had -l2 <name> <section> <item> <value>
This would prove to be very very very worthful to myself and many others I imagine.
Could you imagine trying to organize your computer if all you could make was directories 1 level deep off of your hard drive? Now imagine trying to sort large databases through a hash file in the same manner.. it's not easy..
