Array Manipulation
These commands and functions make it possible for you to work with arrays of variables.
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Copies elements from one array to another array. |
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Deletes an element from a one-dimensional array, or a row or column from a two-dimensional array. |
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Places information about files into an array and then returns the number of files. |
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Returns the number of an array element from the element's subscripts. |
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Retrieves and stores information about the structure of the table in a specified work area, specified by a table alias, or in the currently selected work area in an array and returns the number of fields in the table. |
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Places information about available fonts, such as their names, into an array. |
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Inserts an element into a one-dimensional array, or a row or column into a two-dimensional array. |
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Returns the number of elements, rows, or columns in an array. |
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Adds one record to the currently selected table for each row in an array and fills each record with data from the corresponding array row. |
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Creates an array of existing data session IDs. |
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Searches an array for an element containing the same data and data type as an expression. |
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Sorts elements in an array in ascending or descending order. |
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Returns the row or column subscript of an element from the element's number. |
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Copies data from the currently selected table to an array. |
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Creates a one- or two-dimensional array. |
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Creates a one-dimensional or two-dimensional array of variables. |
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Replaces the data in the current record of the currently selected table with data from an array, a set of variables, or an object. |
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Copies data from the current record to a set of variables or to an array. |