>>>>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

Certainly, but for PEMSTAT() this is acceptable,
while it is not for GETPEM().