RE: [gxnet]: Arrays

[Stephen Cheesman]

Aaron:   No, it is not possible to declare a two-dimensional array in the manner suggested. The GX manual is fairly complete for the basic GX language syntax, so you can generally assume that if it's not there, it can't be done...   There are two 2-dimensional objects (which are generally used for larger amounts of data), which you might investigate: the PG class (which is best suited for grid-like data) and the VA class (which is best suited for line-type data with mulitple channels or columns). These are described, as usual, in pg.gxh and va.gxh.   Dr. Stephen J. Cheesman Research Geophysicist Geosoft Inc. Software and services for effective earth science decision-making. Free Oasis montaj interface now available at www.geosoft.com Geosoft Inc. 8th Floor 85 Richmond St. W. Toronto, Ontario Canada M5H 2C9 Tel. (416) 369-0111 Fx. (416) 369-9599 Direct: (905)315-8207 E-mail. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: Aaron Balasch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 7:47 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [gxnet]: Arrays Is it possible to declare a two dimensional real array in the GX language. i.e. to declare a 1-d array of ,say, 4 elments the declaration is: real(4)        x; I'm wondering if you can declare a 2-d array of 8 elments such as: real(2, 4)    x;   Everytime I do this I get a syntax error. I'm wondering if it's even possible since the GX developer manual doesn't explicitly say you can or cannot have 2-d arrays.     Aaron Balasch Sky Hunter Technologies Inc. Suite 101, 1725 10th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T3C 0K1 Phone: (403)228-2175 Fax: (403)244-7955 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]