Is there a max dimension count?

* 4 dimensional call
oArray.PutValue(date(), 2, 1, 5, 8)
* 5 dimensional call
oArray.PutValue(date(), 2, 1, 5, 8, 3)
* etc.

Eventually you run out of parameters. of course, at that point, I pity the person coding that array.... ;)

The only alternate I can think of which doesn't limit you is to make the dimensions a single delimited string parameter,e.g.

* 3 dimensional call
oArray.PutValue(date(), "2,1,5")

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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.