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It seems (see previous discussion) that the function "redim" is much
faster than going through a loop to reset an array to its initial value. I was wondering if there was a similar "smart" way to add two arrays together, ie doing something like X=ZeSmartFunction(X,Y) instead of for i = 1 to n X(i)=X(i)+Y(i) next i |
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