(12-21-2022, 03:59 PM)mnrvovrfc Wrote: Wait a moment -- @bobalooie why do you want to initialize an array with subscript zero as the first element? :O
Well, in this case I am interested in just iterating through the array as a lookup table of sorts, so it doesn't really matter if the first element is at 0 or 1. If I was working in C, I could use the syntax I showed or perhaps make a doubly-linked list so I could iterate either direction.
Your example works well, but I perceive that I would need a new fill function for every data type I want to store. Not really a challenge of course, except for a list of CONST values.
Soldiering on.