version 2004
APPEND TO ARRAY (array; value)
Parameter | Type | Description | |
array | Array | Array to which an element will be appended | |
value | Expression | Value to append |
Description
The APPEND TO ARRAY command adds a new element at the end of array and assigns value to the element. In interpreted mode, if array does not exist, the command creates it with regard to the type of value.
This command works with all kind of arrays: string, number, Boolean, date, pointer and picture.
The type of value must match the array type, otherwise the syntax error 54 "Argument types are incompatible" is generated. The following values will, however, be accepted:
a string array (Text or String) accepts any value of the Text or String type.
a number array (Integer, Longint or Real) accepts any value of the Integer, Longint, Real or Time type.
Example
The following code:
INSERT IN ARRAY($myarray;Size of array($myarray)+1) $myarray{Size of array($myarray)}:=$myvalue
... can be replaced with:
APPEND TO ARRAY($myarray;$myvalue)
See Also
DELETE FROM ARRAY, INSERT IN ARRAY.