I can't seem to find that part in the language specification Version 2.0.3.
What page?
Yes, the correct type is Array[Int].
Array has a property "rank" which is the number of dimensions.
So a more exact type in your example would be:
Array[Int]{rank==2}
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 3:14 PM, Jeeva Paudel <je...@ualberta.ca> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a confusion regarding creation and initialization of
> multi-dimensional arrays. The language specification (by Vijay Saraswat)
> suggests the following syntax:
>
> val data2 : Array[Int,Int] =
> Array.make[Int]([1..1000,1..1000]->here, ((i,j):Point) => i*j);
>
> With this syntax, the compiler reports the following error:
> The type of the variable initializer
> "x10.lang.Array[x10.lang.Int]{_self27781302.dist==arg27780391}"
> does not match that of the declaration "x10.lang.Array". Number of type
> arguments (2) for x10.lang.Array is not the same as number of type
> parameters (1).
>
> When I try the following, things seem to be fine:
> val data2 : Array[Int] = Array.make[Int]([1..1000,1..1000]->here,
> ((i,j):Point) => i*j);
>
> Is it the correct way of dealing with multi-dimensional arrays?
>
> Thanks,
> Jeeva P.
> Dept. of Comp. Sc.
> U of Alberta
>
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