Hi Dima, the " = Nothing" doesn't do anything at all. The final compiled code is no different. However, by appending " = Nothing" to a variable declaration, you tell the Compiler that you WANT it to be Nothing, as opposed you not realising it's Nothing by default. It's the DotNET equivalent of putting your foot down.
The equivalent in VBScript would be: Dim A A = Null But since VBScript doesn't have compiler warnings (only compiler/ interpreter errors), you'll never be confronted with this. -- David Rutten [email protected] Robert McNeel & Associates On Feb 19, 5:29 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > hi David, > > thank you for so rush answers! > > perfect it's works! > > Crvs_top_surface.count was for me eqw. ubound(Crvs_top_surface) > > I'm interested in "= Nothing" is it eqw. points=array() in vbscript? > or can you please make an example how to use it > Dim points As On3dPointArray > Dim points As On3dPointArray = Nothing > > Best! > Dima
