Ed Leafe wrote:
> On Dec 4, 2007, at 10:20 AM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
>
>
>>> I have always declared arrays using
>>> LOCAL ARRAY laTables(14)
>>>
>> Hmmm...I never added the ARRAY keyword before. Seems better (for
>> readability anyway).
>>
>
> For readability, I *never* use parentheses with arrays. Square
> brackets are much less ambiguous:
>
> LOCAL laTables[14]
>
> Since I tend to have lots of variables in the local declaration, I
> don't use the ARRAY keyword, since I find this confusing:
>
> LOCAL ARRAY laTables[14], lcFoo
>
> Is lcFoo an array? You might be able to guess by the Hungarian 'c',
> but maybe it's a typo, or written by someone who doesn't follow
> Hungarian precisely. Or maybe they meant an array of character values?
>
Actually I do use the square brackets[], in this example I just copied
and pasted out of the code Michael posted.
As far as using the ARRAY keyword I separate my declarations like so...
LOCAL MyVar1 as Integer ,;
MyVar2 as String....
LOCAL ARRAY laMyArray1[10], MyArray2[20]
Not necessary but I like the clarity.
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