matrix resie canot be directly, u must make it indirect throught another
matrix, by ejample trhought method, like previous m,ail show u with arrays
(but dont use that)
also dinamyc sizes or matrix cannot be done,, u must use idividual dinamic
arrays
I prefer the Jussi aproach, because a lot of code is already wrtitten with [r,c]
format and is easier to read.
I hope that works for Public arrays!
Thanks
Martin
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You can use arrays of array
private MyArray as new Object[]
Public sub _New()
ResizeMyArray(MyArray,15,12)
end
Public sub ResizeMyArray(hMyArray as Object[], X as integer, y as integer)
hMyArray.Resize(X)
For i = 0 to hMyArray.max
if hMyArray [i] then
hMyArray[i].Resize(y)
else
hMyA
Unfortunately this is missing feature from Gambas. Maybe Benoit has reason
for it, I don't know.
However here is code for resizing 2D arrays:
Private Function Resize2DArray(hArray As Object, SizeX As Integer, SizeY As
Integer) As Object
Dim hNewArray As Object = Object.New(Object.Type(hArray),
First of everything: BIG thanks to Benoit for crating Gambas!
Is there any workaround for resizing matrices?
rigth now, I'm using this code
notMatrix.Resize(100*200) ' 100 rows, 200 cols
' get element [row,col]
x = notMatrix[col + row*200]
, and on a big program, code get's really dirty
Th
