Initializing an array during declaration

[Satguru Srivastava]

In java one can initialize an array during declaration as follows
int a[] = {1,23,66,100};

How does one do this in NetRexx ?
a = int[]  ??????

Thanks
satguru



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[dIon Gillard/Multitask Consulting/AU]

try this:

a = [int 1, 23, 66, 100]

NetRexx's array initialisation is more like JavaScript than Java....
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"Satguru Srivastava" <[hidden email]> Sent by: [hidden email] 28/12/99 04:07

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In java one can initialize an array during declaration as follows
int a[] = {1,23,66,100};

How does one do this in NetRexx ?
a = int[]  ??????

Thanks
satguru



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[Satguru Srivastava]

That works.

Also found out that if the method or class is declared as binary then the following works too

a = int[]  [1,23,66,100]

Thanks
Satguru

>>> <[hidden email]> 12/27/99 10:18PM >>>
try this:

a = [int 1, 23, 66, 100]

NetRexx's array initialisation is more like JavaScript than Java....
--
dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting
Work:      http://www.multitask.com.au 
Play:        http://www.trongus.com 
I've just returned from THE Java Programming Conference,
http://www.SoftwareSummit.com - be there next year





"Satguru Srivastava" <[hidden email]>
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In java one can initialize an array during declaration as follows
int a[] = {1,23,66,100};

How does one do this in NetRexx ?
a = int[]  ??????

Thanks
satguru



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[Martin Lafaix-2]

> From: "Satguru Srivastava" <[hidden email]>
> Also found out that if the method or class is declared as binary then
> the following works too
>
> a = int[]  [1,23,66,100]

If you are in a binary method or class, you can be lazy and
omit the int[] part.  It will be infered correctly.


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