Hi!

It would be very nice ER to allow in next versions of VFP if not multi-dimentional arrays, then _Assign method for array property accept as many parameters as indexes specified inside of "[]". Yet it gives "Invalid Subscript" error if I include 3-d index for array. It would be good to check this only when there are no _Assign. This way native syntax for multi-dimentional arrays would be possible...

>I am working - just for fun - on a class to support multidimensional arrays, that is, arrays with more than 2 dimensions.
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>I have quite a clear idea about how the class should work internally, and the prototype works fine. My question is, what would be the best syntax for some of the methods of this class. My current prototype works something like the following example; perhaps somebody can comment on whether the syntax, for the end-user, is appropriate or not:
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>set classlib to LargeArray
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>* Create a 3-dimensional array
>oArray = CreateObject("cLargeArray", 3)
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>* Save current date at position (2, 1, 5)
>oArray.PutValue(date(), 2, 1, 5)
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>* Retrieve value saved previously
>? oArray.GetValue(2, 1, 5)
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>In case you wondered, the way the class is designed, it is not necessary to inititalize the array object with a maximum size (as in: dimension MyArray(10, 10), which will later only support subscripts between 1 and 10).
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>TIA, Hilmar.