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Here is a NON-DS solution:
d myArray s 9p 2 dim(10)
d i s 10i 0
// Move One Right
for i = 1 to 9;
myArray(11-i) = myArray(10-i);
endfor;
myArray(1) = 0;
// Move One Left
for i = 1 to 9;
myArray(i) = myArray(i+1);
endfor;
myArray(10) = 0;
/Henrik
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Redefining a DS
Okay, chalk this up to I'm an old fart and can't remember how to do this,
although I know I've done it in the past.
I have an array of 10 elements. I want to move #9 to #10, #8 to #9, etc.
I
can write code that does that. In talking over this with a friend today
he
suggested moving the array to a data structure, redefining it, and moving
all but 1 element back to the array. "Pretty smart", I said. Now I wish
I'd said "hey, can you send me an example of how you do that?"
Could one of you young whipper-snappers post the way the DS should be
coded? TIA.
Jim Newman
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