Dave,
arrays are tricky. To delete array variables I use
delete variable myArray[myKey]
Andre
On Mar 1, 2007, at 11:10 AM, Dave wrote:
Hi,
Please see text from the RunRev 2.8.x Dictionary copied below. Is
the line:
delete global myArray[17] -- removes 17th element of that array
Correct? Does it remove the 17th element, rather the element with
the Key that is "17" ?
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
delete local tempVariable
delete global myArray[17] -- removes 17th element of that array
Description:
Use the delete variable command to free memory used by a large
variable, or to clean up after using many variable names.
Parameters:
The variableName is the name of any local or global variable.
The arrayIndex is a key of an array variable. If an arrayIndex is
specified instead of a variable name, the delete variable command
removes that element of the array, without deleting the rest of the
elements in the array.
Comments:
If you use the delete variable form, the variableName, global or
local, is deleted.
The delete variable command not only removes the contents of the
variable, but deletes it entirely from memory. If you delete a key
from an array variable, that element of the array no longer exists
as part of the variable.
Note: Local variables that are used within a handler are
automatically deleted when the handler in which they are used exits.
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