2 problems: first and foremost, POV's #read function doesn't let you specify the
offset of the read (i.e. it just reads from the start). I wish that would
change...
And secondly, in the script I mentioned, I have to read a number of previous
values for each sample for proximity testing. Swapping to disk would make it
uncomfortably slow (it is slow enough with arrays)

Margus

Wayne Gordon wrote:
> 
> I'd suggest an array of subarrays each of which would have a definite
> predetermined size, but you'd still not know how many subarrays it would
> take, so you're back to square one. Could you write all your samples to
> a file and then be able to retrieve element [a] [b] by reading the Nth
> value from the file by something like N = a x b?
> 
> Just an idea....

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