I arbitrarily fixed the maximum number of dimensions at 10. I don't think any serious programming will every use that many dimensions. The user can easily extend this to 26 dimensions, though (oArray.Put(Value, Dim1, ... Dim26). Making the change to the alternative syntax you show is easy, too - but not really necessary, I believe.
Hilmar.
>Is there a max dimension count?
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>* 4 dimensional call
>oArray.PutValue(date(), 2, 1, 5, 8)
>* 5 dimensional call
>oArray.PutValue(date(), 2, 1, 5, 8, 3)
>* etc.
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>Eventually you run out of parameters. of course, at that point, I pity the person coding that array.... ;)
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>The only alternate I can think of which doesn't limit you is to make the dimensions a single delimited string parameter,e.g.
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>* 3 dimensional call
>oArray.PutValue(date(), "2,1,5")
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