1. How can we copy an integer's value to a sequence?
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2. Re: How can we copy an integer's value to a sequence?
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What exactly do you mean?
Adam Weeden
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3. Re: How can we copy an integer's value to a sequence?
- Posted by Allen Soard <esp-software at MAIL.HYPERMART.NET>
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There's a few ways to do it depending on your
application.:
integer i
sequence s
i=10
s={i}
s=prepend(s,i)
s=append(s,i)
s[2]=i
That's all I can think of off the top of my head,
let me know if it helps.
E.Allen Soard
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4. Re: How can we copy an integer's value to a sequence?
On Tue, 30 May 2000 16:16:16 +0300, bill gates <sun.rise at MAIL.EE> wrote:
>How can we copy an integer's value to a sequence?
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I think this is what you mean
integer var
sequence s
var = 5
If the sequence is not already initialize then you have to do this
s = {var}
that will intialize the sequence of a length 1 with the integer
if you try to assign s = var then you are trying to assign a atom
to a sequence (which will cause an error ) and not inserting it into
the sequence.
Bernie
5. Re: How can we copy an integer's value to a sequence?
Hello Bill,
>How can we copy an integer's value to a sequence?
Bernies reply to this question was perfectly correct, but just
in case you wanted to know how to copy an integer as specific
element of a sequence here's how
integer i
sequence s
i = 5
s = {1,2,3}
s [2] = i -- [2] being the element number
? s -- s is now: {1,5,3}
hope this helps,
Lewis Townsend
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6. Re: How can we copy an integer's value to a sequence?
bill gates wrote:
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First: could you try to switch your mail sender to send 'plain text'? As
you see, it avoids that I have to open en extra browser window to read
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Second, your question:
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sequence s, atom a
s = {5} -- now s(1) contains 5
a = 5
s = {a} -- ditto
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or:
s = repeat(0,10) -- sequence of length 10 filled with zeros
s[1] = a --
s[2] = 3 -- and so on.
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Have a nice day, Rolf
