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Newcomers DBPro Corner / about the "dim" and "array"

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stan111111
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i know that the way to setup some veribles are...
dim a$(1) : dim b$(1)...
but is there a way to do something like...
dim a$(1) , B$(1)?

also... the save and load array... like this..
SAVE ARRAY "test", a$(1)
gives an error when i try to do this...
SAVE ARRAY "test", a$(1) , b$(1)
any ideas?
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indi
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Posted: 11th Aug 2003 05:27
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regardless of size use a zero

SAVE ARRAY "test", a$(0)

http://www.lunarpixel.com
http://www.lunarpixel.com/dt/
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stan111111
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ok, but for to save both a$ and b$ on one line of code?

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indi
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the : seperates commands

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http://www.lunarpixel.com/dt/
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stan111111
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is there a way to save more than one verible in a file?

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Yes - Open a file to write, write all your variables, then close the file.

Variables can be of mixed types, but must obviously read back in the same order.

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CloseToPerfect
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you must use dim before each array, but for just varaibles that you want as global you can use global a,b,c,d

You can't save more then 1 array at a time with the save array command, you can do it by writting a function to write to a file and not use the save array command.
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