>>>>is it possible to create a three dimensional array in VFP?
>>>
>>>dimension myArray[5,3]
>>>myArray[1,1] = 'Test'
>>>myArray[1,2] = 0
>>>myArray[1,3] = .t.
>>>list memory like myArray
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>>That's not a 3 dimensional array, it's still only 2 dimensions.
>>
>>No, you can not create a 3 dimensional array with VFP.
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>Can you explain the difference on the life example? I'm trying to figure this out and can not so far.
A 3 dimensional array would look like :
myArray[1,1,1]
myArray[1,1,2]
myArray[1,2,1]
myArray[1,1,2]
myArray[2,1,1]
myArray[2,1,2]
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