>>>From my testing, I have found that I can set up an array as big as 1000 by 1000 elements and maybe bigger. Does anyone know the limits to an array size or is an array only limited by memory?
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>>How about my download #
15699? Slower than native arrays, but since it is cursor-based, unused array elements don't use any space. In other words, you can have an element #1 and an element #1000000, and that will use up exactly two rows in the cursor. Also, you can have more than two dimensions.
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>Thanks Hilmar. I've been looking for a multi dimension array ever since I stopped using my TRS80 :))
If I remember correctly, I programmed this "array" for up to 10 dimensions, but it is easy to extend it, up to the limit of VFP parameters.
It gives you tremendous flexibility, but of course it won't work with native VFP array functions.
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