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Re: structure

• Posted by irvm at ellijay.com Jul 26, 2001
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On Thursday 26 July 2001 09:07, gwalters at sc.rr.com wrote:

> I have found the problem. There was a short item and EU thinks the length
> of the sequence is the length of the shortest element...

No, it doesn't. Eu reports the length of screen, (again, copied and 
pasted from your e-mail, as 7.    That's correct, there are seven 
elements,  
1.Customer No, 
2.Name,  
3.Addr1,  
4.Addr2, 
5.City, 
6.State, 
7.(y/n)

If you ask the length of screen[1], you'll get 12, and the length of 
screen[7] is 3.

Regards,
Irv

> Can someone explain the structure here. EU says screen has a length of 3..
>
> global sequence screen
>   screen = {}
>   screen = append ( screen,{1,3,"Customer Number+ ",1,1,2,0,5,0,6,0,10})
>   screen = append (screen,{ 10,4,"Name..: ",0,1,3,-99,40,0,0,0,20})
>   screen = append (screen,{ 10,5,"Addr 1: ",0,1,4,-99,25,0,0,0,30})
>   screen = append (screen,{ 10,6,"Addr 2: ",0,1,5,-99,25,0,0,0,40})
>   screen = append (screen,{ 10,7,"City..: ",0,1,6,-99,20,0,0,0,50})
>   screen = append (screen,{ 40,7,"State: ",0,1,7,99,2,0,0,0,60})
>   screen = append (screen,{50,7,"(y,n)"})  <----- apparently a short item
> like this sets the length to 3 here...why I don't know!

> EU says that:
>
>     screen [1][1] is 1
>     screen [1][2] is 3
>     screen [1][3] is "Customer Number+"
>
> but EU says screen[1][8] is out of bounds and I would have thought it would
> be 5!!
>
> thanks for any ensight...
>