At 3:01 PM -0500 11/22/05, you wrote:
>>Just wondering, is there a lingo equivalent to lastIndexof? I can't
seem to think of what it would be?
is it the # of the last element in a list?
It didn't use to be, but it is now -- I just checked. The following code:
t = []
t[255] = "test"
...fills the list with zeros as values for t[1] to t[254]
???
this trick is the same as it ever was = the easiest way to zero a list ...
tList = []
tList[100] = 0 -- sets the first 100 elements = 0
but I don't see how this is relevant.
BTW - Tom, did you get elected?
-Buzz
So, I guess the "lingo equivalent to lastIndexof" is count(list)...
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