UPDATE - my apologies, after posting I reread the manual entry again, and it answered my question.
PLEASE DISREGARD.
Hi all -
I've been looking at the manual and forums, but I can't find an answer to this question that makes sense at my (very basic) level.
I'm writing a function that would generate a list containing multiple items (strings).
Can I declare a dynamic array and then declare a new size for that array each time the function is called?
This is what I'm thinking of:
String rstring[];
String MakeList(int howmanyitems) {
rstring = new String[howmanyitems];
String output = "";
char i;
while (i<howmanyitems) {
rstring[i] = ##SELECT FROM A PREEXISTING ARRAY#;
output = output.Append(rstring[i]);
i++;
}
return output;
}
I'd like to know if this is going to compile, or if I'm misusing dynamic arrays.
Thanks