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Re: Sequences?

• Posted by cense <cense at MAIL.RU> Dec 03, 2000
• 517 views

On Sun, 03 Dec 2000, Euman wrote:
>> Hello all,
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>> In Euphoria everyone knows how sequences are formed
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>> sequence seq
>> seq =3D {data1, data2, data3}
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>> Now in C suppose an "array" is missing size value or,
>> has an (incomplete type)
>> i.e: int seq[]
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>> /* if you create a struct named sequence
>> struct sequence;
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>> /* and define the struct
>> typedef struct sequence seq;
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>> /* later call to struct to fill sequence
>> struct sequence {
>>                           double data1, data2, data3
>>                          };
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>> /* now seq should be
>> seq =3D {data1, data2, data3} -- same as Euphoria
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>> AM I RIGHT?
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>> I have absolutely none what-so-ever Knowledge
>> of C/C++ just reading up on the language
>> to help put into perspective the Eu 2 C translator...
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>> euman at bellsouth.net

Euphoria sequences are ordered and indexable, C/C++ structs are not, they=
 are
just an bubble around the data (and/or routines)

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^[cense]