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| Re: Multi Arrays - DIM |
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Wed, 15 Feb 2006 16:25:44 -050 |
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 14:26:39 -0500, Axel H <hahnheuser@optusnet.com.au>
wrote:
> This is probably an easy one but i can't seem to find any references to it
> in the sb2 manual. I need to create one array with two text elements
which
> are currently stored in 2 arrays eg:
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> DIM oxk1$(10) : DIM oxk2$(10)
> oxk1$(k%) = Key_no.File02 : oxk2$(k%) = Key_description.File02
>
> I would have thought the syntax was:
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> DIM oxk1$(10),(10)
> oxk1$(k%) = Key_no.File02,Key_description.File02
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> This doesn't work. Can anyone assist please.
>
> Thanks, Axel H.
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>
Multidemensional arrays work like this:
DIM oxk1$(10,10)
oxk1$(k1%,k2%) = Key_no.File02
oxk1$(k1%,k2% + 1) = Key_description.File02
Peter
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| Multi Arrays - DIM |
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Thu, 16 Feb 2006 05:26:39 +100 |
This is probably an easy one but i can't seem to find any references to it
in the sb2 manual. I need to create one array with two text elements which
are currently stored in 2 arrays eg:
DIM oxk1$(10) : DIM oxk2$(10)
oxk1$(k%) = Key_no.File02 : oxk2$(k%) = Key_description.File02
I would have thought the syntax was:
DIM oxk1$(10),(10)
oxk1$(k%) = Key_no.File02,Key_description.File02
This doesn't work. Can anyone assist please.
Thanks, Axel H.
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Sat, 18 Feb 2006 16:44:48 +100 |
Thankyou Peter, this really helped me out.
Kind Regards
Axel H
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