Re: Euphoria 2.5
- Posted by "Igor Kachan" <kinz at peterlink.ru> Jul 28, 2004
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Hi Juergen, ---------- > From: Juergen Luethje <j.lue at gmx.de> > To: EUforum at topica.com > Subject: Re: Euphoria 2.5 > Sent: 28 jul 2004 y. 23:39 > > Igor Kachan wrote: > > > CK Lester wrote: > >> > >> Igor, your version of s[length(s)] doesn't > >> quite work perfectly... > >> > >> Run this: > >> -- start of code > >> include get.e > >> > >> sequence junk > >> > >> integer A_ > >> type sequence_with_length_A(sequence a) > >> A_= length(a) > >> return sequence(a) > >> end type > >> > >> sequence_with_length_A A_A, A_B, A_C > >> > >> A_A = "Hello" > >> A_B = "World" > >> A_C = "Goodbye!" > >> > >> ?A_A[A_] > >> ?A_B[A_] > >> ?A_C[A_] > >> > >> --end of code > > > > He - he, CK, this version above is yours one, > > it doesn't quite work perfectly... > > > >> Sure, you could define B_ and C_, > > > > Yes, good, this is my version ... > > How should B_ and C_ be defined, and how > should the appropriate value > be assigned to B_ and C_? > Will you define a separate type for each sequence? > > <snip> Yes, a separate type for each sequence.
integer B_ type sequence_with_length_B() ... end type integer C_ type sequence_with_length_C() ... end type integer D_ type sequence_with_length_D() ... end type
Regards, Igor Kachan kinz at peterlink.ru