Re: ARRAYS

[Angel Guzman <Angel_Guzman@TRFB.NAVY.MIL>]

Dynamic arrays? I have the following routine for this.
It works for me, but then I am still green in the SQR world.
angel_guzman@trfb.navy.mil


#define $1array-name  dparray
#define #1elements    11
#define #1size        3

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Begin-Procedure Get-Parameters
   create-array name={$1array-name} size={#1elements} field=departments:char
   do get_data(8,5,'{$1array-name}',{#1elements},{#1size})
End-Procedure

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Begin-Procedure get_data(#line,#column,$name,#elements,#fieldlen)
----------------------------
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End-Procedure

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While we are on the subject of nice to have.  I wish the size =  in an
array would accept a variable.  To be able to do a quick count and then
size the array correctly would be fantastic.

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>From:  John Buginas[SMTP:John_Buginas@BIO-RAD.COM] >Sent:  Monday,
November 11, 1996 4:23 AM
>To:    Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS >Subject:       Re[2]:
Complex SQR Summary Reporting >
>     Would be nice if arrays were usable as they are in real languages:
>
>        let $oridinarily = $I[#like] + $to[#use] + $array[#s] + $a[#lot]
>
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>Subject: Re: Complex SQR Summary Reporting
>Author:  SQR-USERS@USA.NET at Internet
>Date:    11/9/96 2:35 PM
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>
>Hola:
>
>> I have used arrays to generate this type of report storing the counts as
>>...
>Speaking of arrays ...
>
>Does anyone know a way, or rather, is MITI going to make it so that we can
>print out array components w/o assigning them to temp variables first ?
>
>This is the reason we always try to avoid using arrays whenever we can.
>OR, are we doing something wrong ?
>
>
>danian liu
>dliu@uhc.com
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