Hi, and thanks to all reply of my previus 'issue'

This one is about asign data to a group.

The code I have only works with 1 geometry

ex. 

begin
PatchMesh ................... Info
"P"
[ Data Array ... ]
end

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So I'm trying to build a group of geometry data.

foreach object build a group.

ex. 

__DATA__
PatchMesh "bilinear" 123 "periodic" 321 "nonperiodic"
"P" 
  [ 1 2 3
    4 5 6
    ... ]

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do paste the above info to a groupname 
next do:
PatchMesh "bilinear" 123 "periodic" 321 "nonperiodic"
...
next do:
PatchMesh "bilinear" 123 "periodic" 321 "nonperiodic"
...

end of line.

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I have code to build the first line and array but need some suggestion to build 'GroupArray' there I have something like 
@GeometryGroup = { patchmesh1, patchmesh2 ...... }

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I thought about if I have all the code to export 1 geometry then if I asign this info into a array again 'grouparray'

if more code need to understand this problem or my message about 'build geometry data...' is the same project I'm trying to build with Perl.

regards, Fredrik Gustafsson

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