BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 06-06-92 (09:32) Number: 78 From: STEVE CRAVER Refer#: NONE To: ERIC KJELLMAN Recvd: NO Subj: Running out of variable s Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
* In a message originally to All, Eric Kjellman said: EK-> I'm looking for a way to increase the number of EK->variables I EK->can use in a programs... I keep running out of variable EK->space... (I use an incredible amount of variables... ya You can include the REM $DYNAMIC command, then use FIXED LENGTH variables, such as DIM variable1 AS STRING * [length] That will free up your DGROUP memory, IF you're using string variables. Or, you can freq "EZSTR.ZIP" from me. It's from John Strong (EZ-Windows). It will put arrays in upper memory, limited only by your system memory. A very handy feature in it is the "INSERT" and "DELETE" functions, which allows you to INSERT or DELETE an array element. You have a$(1) thru a$(1000); you can INSERT a$(500), lets say, which will shift the OLD a$(500) up to a$(501), along with all the remaining a$(502-1001). Same with delete. Handy stuff! Steve --- * Origin: RadioLink! Columbus, OH (614)766-2162 QuickBasic! HST/DS (1:226/140)
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