Array problem

[Shiroten]

Could someone check what seems to be the problem in this script.

This example will only use one loop of the code with values:
DD_L_Types = Plains and all other values are 0.

var HexInfo:Array = new Array();
function HexaMaaritys(i, b) {
	HexInfo[[i][0]] = DukeData_Lands_Types[b];
	HexInfo[[i][1]] = DukeData_Lands_RiverNo[b];
	HexInfo[[i][2]] = DukeData_Lands_RiverNe[b];
	HexInfo[[i][3]] = DukeData_Lands_RiverSe[b];
	HexInfo[[i][4]] = DukeData_Lands_RiverSo[b];
	HexInfo[[i][5]] = DukeData_Lands_RiverSw[b];
	HexInfo[[i][6]] = DukeData_Lands_RiverNw[b];
	trace ("A"+HexInfo[i]);
	trace ("B"+HexInfo[[i][0]]+HexInfo[[i][1]]+HexInfo[[i][2]]+HexInfo[[i][3]]+HexInfo[[i][4]]+HexInfo[[i][5]]+HexInfo[[i][6]]);
}
// APlains
// BPlains000000

So why does the HexInfo[i] only give the first item in the array?
And how can I input data into the array so it comes out correctly?

[baomon]

Trace B works fine, right? I'm not really sure what the problem is. I think Trace A works fine too. Actually, in my opinion, trace A shouldn't be... really defined. Because Hex Info is a 2-dimensional array, and trace A only defines 1 dimension so...

well, if I was a programming language, I would spit out "undefined" for trace A =p

So what's the problem?

[Shiroten]

Yeah, I just needed to double dimension the array and then it started working.

var HexInfo:Array = new Array(21);
for &#40;a=0;a<22;a++&#41; &#123;
  var HexInfo&#91;i&#93;&#58;Array = new Array&#40;38&#41;;
&#125;

And I don't need the double braccets
HexInfo[i][j] will do fine.
So now when I trace (HexInfo[i]);
I get all the correct data from the i:th array slot.