1. arrays/sequences in DOS version
- Posted by darceman <darce at ffi.com> Apr 17, 2002
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Hi everyone! I am brand new to Euphoria and want to port code from QuickBasic for DOS. One thing I am unable to determine is the equivalent sequence procedure for a multi-dimemsional array and how to fill it with variables. e.g. dim somearray(2,2) for x=1 to 2 for y=1 to 2 somearray(x,y)=x*y next y next x I hope I can build really large arrays/sequences (up to 4 dimensions) without encountering the memory limitations of QuickBasic. Many thanks. Looking very much forward to using this great language. Darceman
2. Re: arrays/sequences in DOS version
- Posted by Evan Marshall <evan at net-link.net> Apr 17, 2002
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sequence somearray, elem1, elem2 --must declare variables before use somearray = {{0,0},{0,0}} --initialize somearray as a two element sequence for x = 1 to 2 do for y = 1 to 2 do somearray[x][y] = x*y printf(1,"somearray[%d][%d] = %d\n",{x,y,somearray[x][y]}) --print value of each element end for end for while get_key() != 'n' do --keep console window open end while darceman wrote: > >Hi everyone! > >I am brand new to Euphoria and want to port code from QuickBasic for >DOS. > >One thing I am unable to determine is the equivalent sequence procedure >for a multi-dimemsional array and how to fill it with variables. > >e.g. > >dim somearray(2,2) >for x=1 to 2 > for y=1 to 2 > somearray(x,y)=x*y > next y >next x > >I hope I can build really large arrays/sequences (up to 4 dimensions) >without encountering the memory limitations of QuickBasic. > >Many thanks. Looking very much forward to using this great language. > >Darceman > > > >