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On 10/15/2010 9:44 AM, Jeff Young wrote:
Ken,
If your lookup fails, you can still use the n+1 method for adding the next
element to the array.
Jeff, the problem scenario is where blanks are a valid value for the
array, so if the current elements were {A, blank, B, C}, the lookup
would find active element 2 instead of finding the next inactive element 5.
Using the n+1 method means you don't have to even ponder the possibility
that your sentinel value is also a possible valid value in your array.
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