Re: Two-Dimensional Array as Property?

[CV <atauqua at hit dot net>]

On Dec 29, 2005, at 7:41 PM, Barry Traver wrote:

> Jack,
>
>
> > > Don't put a space in the declaration.
> > >
> > > That is: Array(-1, -1) will fail but Array(-1,-1) will work.
> > Yes, it's a bug in the declaration entry field. If a space is  
> > placed  intentionally or inadvertently between the arguments the  
> > property  declaration is truncated at that point upon run or tab.
> Very interesting.  Ordinarily RB is very forgiving on spacing or  
> use of case, much more so than Visual Basic.  As far as I know, in  
> the actual source code it doesn't matter whether or not you have a  
> space after a comma, a space before or after a parentheses symbol,  
> or a space before or after a mathematical symbol (+, -, *, /, ^).   
> Nor do differences in case (upper/lower) cause any problems.
True, and in 5.5 declaring properties MyArray(-1, -1) or MyArray(10,  
10) with spaces works fine. So I think it's a 2005 IDE bug.
Jack




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