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Started by Pulse_19 May 07, 2004 06:04 AM

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Pulse_19

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May 07, 2004 06:04 AM

Is there any funtion that can get us the size of a vector? I have many vectors that are defined by the user input(Redim instruction) and after the input i wanna know the size of each vector (they can be all diferent sizes).

Enokh

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May 07, 2004 07:25 AM

You mean the size of an std::vector? Sure, just use vector.size();

Colin Jeanne

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May 07, 2004 06:30 PM

I haven''t used VB in a while but I believe UBound() would work.

Thanks Salsa!

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Instruo

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May 07, 2004 06:32 PM

Unless things have changed dramatically since I last heard, the STL is a C++ thing and not a VB thing...

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VBBR

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May 07, 2004 06:45 PM

quote:Original post by Instruo
Unless things have changed dramatically since I last heard, the STL is a C++ thing and not a VB thing...

Of course...

Well, going on topic again, the answer is, if I understood right, to use UBound(array).

I mean, if you''re calling an "array" as a "vector"... Actually a "vector" is a type composing of X, Y and Z parts.

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Nik02

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May 08, 2004 01:42 AM

Be sure to handle the UBound as the number of elements-1 (if using option base 0, the default).

-Nik

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