With revision 1319 Felix handles strings in the varray better:)
But there is some kind of limitations with bool:
#import <flx.flxh>
var a = varray[int](10lu);
a+=1;
a+=2;
print "len a = "; print$ len a; endl;
print "maxlen a = "; print$ maxlen a; endl;
print$ a.[0]; print ","; print a.[1ul]; endl;
var b = varray[string](10lu);
b+="One";
b+="Two";
print "len b = "; print$ len b; endl;
print "maxlen b = "; print$ maxlen b; endl;
print$ b.[0]; print ","; print b.[1ul]; endl;
var c = varray[bool](10lu);
c += false;
---------
SYSTEM FAILURE
[ogen]: Unknown kind of allocable type bool
Another thing I noticed...it's possible to add an int like this:
flx_varray.[3] = 4; (as long as you stay within the borders)
but you can't add a string this way unless you have "filled" the
varray with += first.
\Klas
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