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Les Gordon wrote:
I was wondering what would happen if you declared it as Variant then redimensioned which would give it a definite array size; the later in the code redimensioned again to a different array size. Would it behave since it started life as a variant; or not behave since it now has a definite size and so act like a declared array. My appologies if you get two answers to this but the first response seems to have disappeared in to the ether. My response was in this thread yesterday, 3/31/08, at 6:26pm. Are you not finding it? It was It would be allowed. Although I find it a bit offputting that after the first ReDim e.g., Dim x Redim x(10,10,10) x in a sense refers both to the Variant variable and to the Variant() array contained within the Variant variable, the Variant variable no longer seems to be accessible. For example, Typename(x) will return Variant() and IsArray(x) will return True, each obviously referring to the array and not to the variable. You might want to set up a simple experiment and see how things are characterized in the Locals Window. E.g., Sub testReDim() Dim x(), y ReDim x(10, 10, 10) ReDim y(10, 10, 10) x(1, 1, 1) = "xok" y(1, 1, 1) = "yok" ReDim Preserve x(10, 10, 1 To 11) ReDim Preserve y(10, 10, 2 To 11) Stop End Sub Alan Beban |
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