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MaTt0344
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Posted: 9th Jan 2004 02:14
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This program that I am trying to create is not supposed to serve any purpose except to help me progress trough my proggraming skills and try them out but the save array line doesn't work. It says runtime error at line 38, array name is not valid. What does that mean? I know this is really begginer stuff but thats why i came to the begginers corner.
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indi
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Posted: 9th Jan 2004 05:39
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SAVE ARRAY "stocks", companies(0)


the zero is used regardless of the array size or dimensions.

try that..
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MaTt0344
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I did that and made the file and it all worked but now when I try LOAD ARRAY "stocks",companies(0) its says Warning: no such array dimension initialized at line 3. What does this mean? Below is the code with the SAVE ARRAY and LOAD ARRAY commands added in.
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the_winch
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You need to dim the array before you try to load it.



dbpro : 2ghz p4m : 512mb : geforce 4 4200 go
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ico2
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Posted: 11th Jan 2004 15:09
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i am having the exact same prob
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ico2
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thanks indi i think it works now. in the manual for the version i have it definately implies that i use the correct index numbers for the dimensions of the array.
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