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hazard84414
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Hi, everyone:
Could you give me a sample which declare a array and how to use it ? |
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banu
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DCL
NAME(3) CHAR(1) INIT(' ');
/* NAME -> Array */
Get List (Name); /* Get the Input */
Do I = 1 to Hbound(Name,1); /* Hbound -> Highest limit of the array */
Put list (Name(i)); /* Display the Output */
End;
-- I Hope this is what you required... |
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banu
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| In my previous example, I forgot to give declaration for the variable 'I'. |
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chan2004
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How do you get the hbound of an array of structures?
I am getting IBM1641I error.
Thanks,
C |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Suggest you provide more complete info (i.e. your code so far). . .
Also, you have replied to a topic that has been inactive for almost 4 years. . . |
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donateeye
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| Well.. Could anyone just explain with a simple example on homw hbound work? and dimension too.. please... |
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prino
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| donateeye wrote: |
| Well.. Could anyone just explain with a simple example on homw hbound work? and dimension too.. please... |
RTFM! Enter HBOUND in the text-box and press F3 repeatedly (aka 7 times) until you see what you need! |
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enrico-sorichetti
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DIMENSION returns a FIXED BINARY(31,0) value specifying the current extent of dimension y of x.
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| LBOUND returns a FIXED BINARY (31,0) value specifying the current lower bound of dimension y of x. |
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HBOUND returns a FIXED BINARY(31,0) value specifying the current upper bound of dimension y of x.
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everything seems pretty clear to me...
what is that You do not understand ??
c /extent/cardinality
c /dimension/index |
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donateeye
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SO, if I have an array a(100)
then DIM(a) is 100,
LBOUND(a) is 0
and HBOUND(a) is 100
Is that right...? |
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prino
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| donateeye wrote: |
SO, if I have an array a(100)
then DIM(a) is 100,
LBOUND(a) is 0
and HBOUND(a) is 100
Is that right...? |
No, LBOUND is 1.
DCL A(-3:3, 77:99)
DIM(A, 1) = 7
DIM(A, 2) = 23
LBOUND(A, 1) = -3
HBOUND(A, 1) = 3
LBOUND(A, 2) = 77
HBOUND(A, 2) = 99 |
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donateeye
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| Thats the one I am looking for... Prino... you are a star |
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