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Originally Posted by fysiks Dynamic arrays are limited to two dimensions, FYI. The first dimension if dynamic and the second is static.

You still can have a dynamic array, of dynamic arrays, where each dynamic array is another dynamic array, and keep going on. This is what I used to destruct my two dimensional arrays. For higher dimensional arrays, the destruction follows the same strategy.

/**
 * General handler to assist object property applying and keep the code clear. This only need
 * to be used with destructors/cleaners which does not support uninitialized handlers, requiring
 * an if pre-checking.
 *
 * @param objectHandler           the object handler to be called.
 * @param objectIndentifation     the object identification number to be destroyed.
 */
#define TRY_TO_APPLY(%1,%2) \
{ \
    if( %2 ) \
    { \
        %1( %2 ); \
    } \
}

/**
 * Same as TRY_TO_APPLY(2), but the second argument must to be a two Dimensional Dynamic Array.
 *
 * @param outerArray                   a Dynamic Array within several Dynamic Arrays.
 * @param isToDestroyTheOuterArray     whether to destroy or clear the `outerArray` provided.
 */
stock destroy_two_dimensional_array( Array:outerArray, bool:isToDestroyTheOuterArray = true )
{
    if( outerArray )
    {
        new innerArray;
        new size = ArraySize( outerArray );

        for( new index = 0; index < size; index++ )
        {
            innerArray = ArrayGetCell( outerArray, index );
            TRY_TO_APPLY( ArrayDestroy, Array:innerArray )
        }

        if( isToDestroyTheOuterArray )
        {
            TRY_TO_APPLY( ArrayDestroy, outerArray )
        }
        else
        {
            TRY_TO_APPLY( ArrayClear, outerArray )
        }
    }
}