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I'm coding my first dynamic array into an rpg application (thanks to the example code provided in an email to this list by Scott Klement). From reading the IBM help, it appears that "The newly allocated storage is uninitialized." So, I'm initializing the new elements that I'm adding to the array. Is this standard practice? Do I need to do this if I use the keyword INZ on the array definition? Is there any way I can automate the initialization through a keyword instead of using the FOR loop in the subroutine below? * Allocate the Item Array. * ItmAryMax is updated CSR AllocItmAry BegSr C Eval ItmAryMax += ItmAryIncr * If the current max array size equals the array increment value, * then we need to perform the initial allocation of the array. C If ItmAryMax = ItmAryIncr C Eval p_ItmAry = %alloc( ItmAry_LEN * ItmAryMax) * If they are not equal, then we are allocating additional space for * the array. C Else C Eval p_ItmAry = %realloc( p_ItmAry : C (ItmAry_LEN * ItmAryMax) ) C EndIf * Allocation of memory doesn't initialize memory. * Initialize the allocated memory. Start in 1st position allocated * (The max - the increment results in the last position used, or in * the case of new initialization, 0, so add 1 to the first position to * initialize). C For x = (ItmAryMax - ItmAryIncr + 1) to ItmAryMax C Clear ItmAry( x ) C EndFor CSR EndSr Kurt Anderson Application Developer Highsmith Inc. W5527 State Road 106, P.O. Box 800 Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0800 TEL (920) 563-9571 FAX (920) 563-7395 EMAIL kjanderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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