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Although there is no obvious reason I can think of why the compiler would
not allow this, I am not that surprised that it fails.  I know that %Lookup
does not permit %SubArr as an operand - admittedly it doesn't make much
sense since %lookup can already control the scope of the search but ...

The manual explicitly states that an "array" is required as the parameter
for %Lookup.  Normally when something other than a basic data type is
permitted the manual would say something like "array expression".  However,
the manual appears to be very inconsistent - at least in the BIFs.  Just a
cursory reading reveals that %Elem says "array name" not simply "array".
Similarly %EditW and %EditC both say "numeric", whereas %EditFlt says
"numeric expression".  To the best of my knowledge all three take an
expression - for sure %EditC does.


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