Please add multi-dimensional array

[LGRY-chan]

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I tried to make 2 dimensional array.
here is my code.
set {_array} to new Object[1]
set {_array}[0] to new Object[1]
set {_array}[0][0] to "Hello World"

It may looks work, but I can't use {_array} as an argument to a function that expects a 2-dimensional array (strangely, it's recognized as a 1-dimensional array)

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Currently, I can use new Object[1] to make one-dimensional array. But new Object[1][1] doesn't work. (It seems to work as (new Object[1])[1], which returns null) I want this code to work like it does for one-dimensional arrays

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If {_array} in the code I first showed could work as an argument to a function that expects a two-dimensional array, that would also seem like a good alternative.

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[Domracz]

It is possible to do this via a workaround. You can use this:
[(list of objects)] syntax.

So, if you want to do this: {{object1, object2}, {thingy1, thingy2}}
set {_lowArr1} to [{_object1}, {_object2}]
set {_lowArr2} to [{_thingy1}, {_thingy2}]
set {_arr} to [{_lowArr1}, {_lowArr2}]

I used this approach for running Skript functions using reflection, since the function execution method needs to be ran with a multi-dimensional array.