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Issue #:|47877
Summary:|The LBound and UBound functions fail with empty
|arrays from DimArray and Array()
Component:|framework
Version:|OOo 1.1.4
Platform:|All
URL:|
OS/Version:|All
Status:|NEW
Status whiteboard:|
Keywords:|
Resolution:|
Issue type:|DEFECT
Priority:|P3
Subcomponent:|scripting
Assigned to:|ab
Reported by:|ab
------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Apr 21 04:32:58 -0700
2005 -------
This is the OOo 1.1.5 version of #18989. Reasons for a fix in OOo 1.1.5:
1. It makes sense that arrays returned by DimArray() and Array() are
consistant to arrays created with the Dim command. To achive this these
commands have to return an array containing one empty dimension (instead
of no dimension as before) when called without parameters.
2. In the scope of expanding the conversion functionality "Basic Arrays
<-> UNO sequences" (#33795) I've built in a regression concerning the
conversion of arrays without any dimension. These array are not conver-
ted to an empty sequence any more. With changing DimArray() and Array()
this regression becomes irrelevant because arrays without any dimension
then cannot exist any more in Basic at all.
No risk of breaking existing code. Already works in OOo 2.0.
Test macro:
sub main
a = DimArray()
print lbound( a() ), ubound( a() )
a = Array()
print lbound( a() ), ubound( a() )
end sub
Should each display 0, -1
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