Output the array completely

Classic Servoy
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I want the dataprovider in an array so I use the code:
var a = new Array();
a = databaseManager.getFoundSetDataProviderAsArray(forms[_form].foundset, ‘pers_id’);

It seems to work. The code application.output(‘Size: ’ + a.length) gives me: Size : 738.

However application.output(a) gives me: [862,285,731,537,690,1491,944,763,1934,396,924,1059,614,1715,321,1480,593,1094,1000,364,1138,395,1887,252,1789,117,1955,265,263,1499,581,760,1624,1954,1849,839,1156,974,1560,1602,1485,546,268,858,715,1593,224,1832,1149,849,1774,1509,1883,1221,638,1461,851,831,185,239,788,1670,1673,340,1939,1023,1305,1949,1176,661,681,253,1151,656,1694,1211,258,1652,1209,254,1319,1206,429,1870,1781,1192,1559,1386,1806,362,1839,1831,978,1776,1453,750,1767,181,688,1583]

Those aren’t 738 numbers.
Is there a way to show all the 738 numbers?

2

I guess this is in developer console ? I can display just fine 738 elements in there. What do you see in debug mode ? (Variables,Interactive Console)

3

The interactive console outputs for variable a: array[738]

How can you see all the 738 values and I don’t?

4

Leendert:
The interactive console outputs for variable a: array[738]

How can you see all the 738 values and I don’t?

Can you post a small sample that doesn’t work ?

5

in code you just loop over it in a for loop and print out the index…
toString() will not print everything that is way to dangerous in a developer environment, what happens if the array is 10K big?? These are just safe guards.

6

I’ve looped over it with a for loop like Johan Compagner told me. It worked :D

Thanks for helping!

7

Just out of curiosity, wouldn’t array.join(‘\n’) output the whole array as a string and you can check if there are 768 elements in there? or is that the same as using .toString() and is to dangerous in a developer environment?

8

that should work fine also… didn’t think about that…