Hi All,
Consider the program:
A = '' A<-1> = '' A<-1> = '' A<-1> = 3 A<-1> = '' A<-1> = 4 PRINT A<3>
I expect it output '3' but it outputs '4'. Whats the explanation? I'm on UV 9.6 [NT] running information flavour.
Regards, Marco
Check what "A" really is just before your print. I think that you will find it is "3" @FM '"" @FM "4" and not ""@FM "" @FM "3" @FM "" @FM "4"
So that A<3> gives the you 4 not the 3 you expect
IIRC I have seen this behavior before where
A = "" and A<-1> = "" doesn't actually result in the marker being appended to the array.
Unfortunately I cant remember/don't know the reasoning or the why behind it. I will try and find out the situation I saw it if nobody else can shed any light.
Cheers,
.....Darren.....
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