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From: andrews on 11 May 2010 05:18 Hi, I have a question (maybe a stupid one) I have too make some variables like dim matrix5(5,5) as integer dim matrix6(6,6) as integer ...... dim matrix10(10,10) as integer this can be done but I want a shorter way like dim str as string dim i as integer for i = 5 to 10 str = "matrix" & i.tostring dim str(i,i) as integer next i but this gives a error is it possible to do somthing like this without a error it is long ago but i think it could be make in dbase3 thanks for any response
From: Andrew Morton on 11 May 2010 06:01 andrews wrote: > I have a question (maybe a stupid one) > I have too make some variables like > dim matrix5(5,5) as integer > dim matrix6(6,6) as integer > ..... > dim matrix10(10,10) as integer > this can be done but I want a shorter way like > > dim str as string > dim i as integer > > for i = 5 to 10 > str = "matrix" & i.tostring > dim str(i,i) as integer > next i > > but this gives a error > is it possible to do somthing like this without a error > it is long ago but i think it could be make in dbase3 > thanks for any response What do you ultimately want to do with those arrays? A different type of variable might be more suitable. You can have an array of arrays: Dim a(10)(,) As Integer For i = 5 To 10 ReDim a(i)(i, i) Next although it makes me cringe to do that. Or you could write a program to output the text you need to specify the variables and paste that into your code. -- Andrew
From: Cor Ligthert[MVP] on 11 May 2010 06:47 Don't you know this one? http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/index.en.aspx "andrews" <andrews(a)pandora.be> wrote in message news:hh9Gn.27239$dB2.10318(a)newsfe22.ams2... > Hi, > I have a question (maybe a stupid one) > I have too make some variables like > dim matrix5(5,5) as integer > dim matrix6(6,6) as integer > ..... > dim matrix10(10,10) as integer > this can be done but I want a shorter way like > > dim str as string > dim i as integer > > for i = 5 to 10 > str = "matrix" & i.tostring > dim str(i,i) as integer > next i > > but this gives a error > is it possible to do somthing like this without a error > it is long ago but i think it could be make in dbase3 > thanks for any response >
From: andrews on 12 May 2010 02:29 What I want is that I can make many arrays of different dimensions on a easy (short) way. Sorry, there is no satisfaction with the given answers. Maybe it is impossible. Thanks any way.
From: Cor Ligthert[MVP] on 12 May 2010 03:47
Andrew, Sorry I pasted in the wrong answer. Arrays of different dimensions is an old way. Now those things are called collections or lists. By instance Dim myList as new List(of String) is in fact an array of Strings, Although there is also the oldest one in Net the ArrayList, which is in fact the base of those, which is an List(array) of objects Success, Cor "andrews" <andrews(a)pandora.be> wrote in message news:JVrGn.19117$bq.9946(a)newsfe30.ams2... > What I want is that I can make many arrays of different dimensions on a > easy (short) way. > Sorry, there is no satisfaction with the given answers. > Maybe it is impossible. > Thanks any way. > |