Thank you.
Also quite messy functionality :(. Dunno if we support such in any
way in Harbour, and I'm not convinced we should, as it looks like
a very dirty hack which allows to reach behind the hash concept.
Looks strange to me to use slot ordinals to reach hash members,
as the point of hashes is
Hello Viktor,
> Very strange name for a function. Can you describe what it does?
>
Text taken from the manual xharbour:
> HSetAACompatibility()
> Enables or disables associative array compatibility for an empty hash.
> Syntax
> HSetAACompatibility( , ) --> lSuccess
>
> Arguments
>
>
Hello,
Is possible include "HSETAACOMPATIBILITY()" in harbour ?
In xharbour this example works:
[Code]
functio Main()
LOCAL hHash := Hash()
HSetAACompatibility( hHash, .T. )
HSetCaseMatch( hHash, .F. )
hHash[ "One" ] := { 1, 1 }
hHash[ "Two" ] := 2
hHash[ "Three" ] :
Hi Rossine,
Very strange name for a function. Can you describe what it does?
Brgds,
Viktor
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Rossine wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is possible include "HSETAACOMPATIBILITY()" in harbour ?
>
> In xharbour this example works:
>
> [Code]
> functio Main()
>
> LOCAL hHash :=
