Forgive me, I'm .NEW to .NET and totally .LOST
As I understand the docs, arrays are always 0-based in .NET
so LBound will always return "0".
Is this right?
If so, LBound is a big zero in more ways than 1.
DaveBo
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Forgive me, I'm .NEW to .NET and totally .LOST
As I understand the docs, arrays are always 0-based in .NET
so LBound will always return "0".
Is this right?
If so, LBound is a big zero in more ways than 1.
DaveBo
Well, i'm too lazy to look up the MSDN docs on Lbound's transistion to .Net, but I will say this....
You should always make your arrays zero-based anyhow. Then there is no need for a LBound function, because its always zero. Just like a declared integer is always zero by default.
the book i read said the Lbound was pointless too... or did it... damn now i'm confused :afrog:
No need to shout.
I never knew zero could be such a big deal.