>>>Expected no errors:
>>

>>>ADDPROPERTY(_SCREEN,"AA[3]")
>>>_SCREEN.AA[1]="AA[1]"
>>>_SCREEN.AA[2]="AA[2]"
>>>
>>>? GETPEM(_SCREEN,"AA") && this return the first array element
>>>? GETPEM(_SCREEN,"AA[1]") && Error
>>>? GETPEM(_SCREEN,"AA[2]") && Error
>>

>>Since you have to use Type() instead of PemStat(,,5) I'ld have half guessed at it..
>>
>>regards
>>
>>thomas
>
>Thomas ?
>
>Where is PEMSTAT in my code ?
Hi Fabio,

perhaps my answer was a bit short...
if you need to check for existance of array elements on property based arrays

ADDPROPERTY(_SCREEN,"AA[3]")
? TYPE("_Screen.AA[4]") =="U"
? PEMSTATUS(_screen, "AA", 5)
? PEMSTATUS(_screen, "AA[4]", 5)
dimension _SCREEN.AA[5]
? TYPE("_Screen.AA[4]") =="U"
? PEMSTATUS(_screen, "AA", 5)
? PEMSTATUS(_screen, "AA[4]", 5)

as you know, pemstat is of no use here and this is the context for:
>>Since you have to use Type() instead of PemStat(,,5) I'ld have half guessed at it..
The behaviour of Pemstat is similar to GetPem, insofar as indices are not supported.


regards

thomas