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You would replace a user-editable file with a hard-coded table in a program? Ooooooooookay. That's a... err... UNIQUE solution. Certainly one I hadn't thought of. For anyone else, I'll make the question a little more specific: a file holds maintainable calendar information (let's say for multiple warehouses), and the information in question is simply a flag that says whether the warehouse is open that day or not. The data is stored in a file because ... well, because that's where everybody except Rob stores user-modifiable data. Would you store the data one flag per warehouse/date, with the warehouse and date as the keys to the file, or would you store the information in an array, perhaps by year or by some other arbitrary unit of time? Joe > From: rob@xxxxxxxxx > > If the only point of the file is two fields: DayOfYear and Date, then I'd > opt to replace the file with a function.
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