You may have a variable named "local$file" or some other variable named
"file" in another scope nearer in the scope hierarchy than user. Give this
a try:
<@NUMROWS ARRAY=user$file
On Mon, 24 Feb 2003, Rick Sanders wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> OK, I've created an array using the <@TOKENSIZE> and re-assigning it to another
> array.
>
> <@ASSIGN NAME="file" value='<@TOKENIZE VALUE="@@local$textfile" CHARS="<@CHAR
> CODE=13>">' scope=user>
>
> Then, when I try <@NUMCOLS array=file> <@NUMROWS array=file> nothing comes up, not
> even 0?
>
> If I do a @@user$file[1,1] then I get the first row value.
>
> Even if I do a @@user$file[1,5] I will get the data from the fifth column.
>
> My array has 1 row and 12 columns.
>
> Any reason why <@NUMROWS> and <@NUMCOLS> doesn't work?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rick Sanders, President
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