I'd like to create a 2D array.
I know it can't be dynamic, so I need to declare it like
#declare array = array [m][n];

Do I _have_ to now define the _whole_ 2D array, or is there a syntax to define a
single "row" at a time?

#declare Array [3] = {n elements}; isn't allowed, but is there some functional
equivalent?  I'm drawing a blank.

I'll probably have to loop from  Array [3][0] to Array [3][n], won't I?

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"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> I'd like to create a 2D array.
> I know it can't be dynamic, so I need to declare it like
> #declare array = array [m][n];
>
> Do I _have_ to now define the _whole_ 2D array, or is there a syntax to define a
> single "row" at a time?
>
> #declare Array [3] = {n elements}; isn't allowed, but is there some functional
> equivalent?  I'm drawing a blank.
>
> I'll probably have to loop from  Array [3][0] to Array [3][n], won't I?

You could write a macro to this. But it would be easier just to loop through.

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hi,

"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> Do I _have_ to now define the _whole_ 2D array, or is there a syntax to define a
> single "row" at a time?

I'm sure you found a solution already.  fwiw I've just posted some code in
p.t.s-f (subject 'queues') which might be (might have been) useful.


regards, jr.

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