[Gambas-user] About help and arrays and variables

[Demosthenes Koptsis]

> Normal it's Dynamic array :)
> 
> Dynamic :
> DIM Identifier AS [ NEW ] Native Datatype [ Array dimensions ... ]

So what the difference between 
DIM aInt2 AS Integer[3], DIM aInt2 AS Integer[]
if both are dynamic?

Now my examples tell me if i am right...

Dynamic arrays -------------------------
'locale scope in a SUB
DIM aInt2 AS Integer[3]                'this is a dynamic array
DIM aInt2 AS Integer[] = [1, 2, 3]     'another dynamic array

'global scope in Declarations
PUBLIC aInt2 AS Integer[] = [1, 2, 3]  'more dynamic arrays
PRIVATE aInt2 AS Integer[] = [1, 2, 3]
-------------------------------------------
And now finally static arrays:

Static arrays -----------------------------
'local scope in a SUB
DIM aInt2[10] AS Integer 'this static array is in a SUB!

'global scope in Declarations
PRIVATE aInt2[10] AS Integer ' this static array is ok in declarations
PUBLIC aInt2[10] AS Integer  'this is forbidden in global scope, i get
an error
-------------------------------------------

are these ok?
i think i understood it
except 
DIM aInt2[10] AS Integer 'this static array is in a SUB!



> ex : dim aInt as  Integer[10]
> 
> Static
> [ STATIC ] { PUBLIC | PRIVATE } Identifier [ Array dimensions ... ] AS
> Native Datatype
> 
> 
> ex : Private aInt[10] as integer
> 
> you can't declare a staic array in a sub

yes i notice that

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