I'm looking to use a map to map a string to an integer value but allowing the int to be manipulated within the map.
E.g.
var Map : map<string, int>;
Map["foo"] = 5;
Map["foo"] = Map["foo"] * 5;
Map["bar"] = 10;
Map["baz"] = Map["foo"] + Map["bar"];
I've seen other questions using objects for the purpose, but this seems to result in errors when mapping anything other than strings to strings, or doing anything other than setting and receiving data.
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