Re: This is confusing me. What are these lines of code doing?

You've got a 303 byte data structure. It's overlaid by CollTxt, a 5 element
array (each element is 60 bytes). Positions 1-60 (and CollTxt(1)) is
overlaid with CollTxt1, and so on for 5 elements/fields. Then you have a 3
byte field (CollCode) at the end. So  you can manipulate the same memory by
acccessing data structure CollSO_DS, array CollTxt, or fields CollTxt1-5.

On 2/17/06, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> D CollSO_DS       DS
> D CollTxt                       60    DIM(5)
> D  CollTxt1               1     60
> D  CollTxt2              61    120
> D  CollTxt3             121    180
> D  CollTxt4             181    240
> D  CollTxt5             241    300
> D CollCode              301    303
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> This is confusing me.  What are these lines of code doing?  How long is
> the data structure CollSO?  What happens if I increase the DIM from 5 to
> 10?
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