ful with low(x) as the index
> starting spot.
> If this is too easy what am I missing?
>
> Stu
>
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you'd have to be careful with low(x) as the index starting spot.
If this is too easy what am I missing?
Stu
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At 19:48 28/07/2004, you wrote:
(2) There is no way, I supposed, to switch the array indexes to start
at 1 is there? I ask not from intrasigence but because I am using
matricies and it rains on my elegance parade to have to perform the
trivial translation each time I want to access an element usin
On 28 jul 2004, at 19:48, Alan Mead wrote:
(1) Previously, I had fillchar'd the static arrays with zeros because
they are sparse-ish. Looks like dynamic arrays are automagically
filled with zeros. Is this true/permanent?
Yes.
(2) There is no way, I supposed, to switch the array indexes to start
a
