Re: C question...
- Posted by JJProg at CYBERBURY.NET Jan 05, 2000
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EU>Hy, EU>I'm not new with Euphoria, but with C/C++ EU>and since I was so stupid enough to learn the easy programming first, named EU>My question was, if there is a way to create unpredictable sequences like in EU>I mean, how can this be possible in C: EU> sequence tmp EU> tmp={ {}, {{},{}}, {}...} EU> tmp[2]={{},{},{},1} EU>Those unpredictable kind of things, can it be done with C/C++ EU>I tried, but... EU>Also tried it with placing at the beginning of a program: char tmp[] EU>that works a little, but thats not possible within a function. EU>Even tried: unsigned long char tmp[] EU>Can anyone give an example on how to do all of this, in a C or C++ EU>program, with a function returning a sequence and the procedure processing t EU>Thanks, EU>PQ EU>QC It is possible, but it's not built-in. You'd probably have to write your own functions to automatically resize and subscript sequences etc. Jeffrey Fielding JJProg at cyberbury.net http://members.tripod.com/~JJProg/