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  3. May 2005

RE: dynamic array initialization

I never worry about initializing the occurrences.  Since I have to track how
many I've loaded anyway, I just use that value to avoid referring to an
uninitialized occurrence.

Hope that helps.

Donald R. Fisher, III
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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?
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