REDIM |
Re-Dimension Array |
1. |
Re-dimension Array: |
REDIM array_name [$] (subscript_1[,subscript_2[,subscript_3]]) |
2. |
Insert Array Indices: |
REDIM INSERT array [$] [index:count ] |
3. |
Delete Array Indices: |
REDIM DELETE array [$] [index:count ] |
array_name[$] |
Numeric or string variable to be dimensioned as an array. |
subscript_1 |
1st dimensions (minimum:maximum) of array. Numeric expression, integers. |
subscript_2 |
2nd dimensions (minimum:maximum) of array. Numeric expression, integers. |
subscript_3 |
3rd dimensions (minimum:maximum) of array. Numeric expression, integers. |
array |
String or numeric array. |
index:count |
Numeric index at which the element or range of elements will be inserted or deleted. If countis omitted, it will default to 1. Multiple dimensions could be specified as: REDIM INSERT array [index:count, index:count, index:count
] For array dimensions that you do not want changed, set count to zero. |
The REDIM directive is used to re-dimension an array without destroying data already contained within the array. All existing data is preserved in the exact same location within the re-dimensioned array. This directive will work on string or numeric arrays.
The REDIM INSERT directive is used to insert either a single element at the specified index or a range of elements.
The REDIM DELETE directive is used to delete the specified index or range of indices.
(The REDIM INSERT and REDIM DELETE directives were added in PxPlus 2021.)
DIM Define Arrays and Strings
DIM( ) Generate String/Get Array Size
dim X[1:10]
X[5]=5,X[6]=6
redim X[-5:20,4]
X[5,0] has 5 and X[6,0] has 6 because the default second index is 0; i.e. the original dimension was effectively the same as X[1:10,0:0,0:0].