I made a array StrCalls like this:
strCalls = Split(compl, ":")
Now i want to delete lets sat value 17 (and the index) I read this is how it could be done:
StrCalls.delete ('17')
but it gives me the error (even though i dont have functions):
Object required: 'strCalls'
How to do this?
Are you doing this in ASP or ASP.NET?
Please correct if I am wrong, but I don't believe it's that simple to delete a value. I think you might have to do it the old fashion way.
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| Originally Posted by ublguy Are you doing this in ASP or ASP.NET?
Please correct if I am wrong, but I don't believe it's that simple to delete a value. I think you might have to do it the old fashion way. |
asp.. And what is the 'old fashion way' ?
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| Originally Posted by Pter asp.. And what is the 'old fashion way' ? |
I was hoping you weren't going to ask that question. Well, the only way I know of is by recreating the array.
1) Step through each value of the array, and put it back into a delimeted string but ommiting the 17 spot. Then redo the split. Realy nasty I know, but it will work and won't slow you down much - except if you are talking an array with thousands/millions long.
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Something like this
Code:
dim iCurrent, iElementToDelete
for iCurrent = iElementToDelete to ubound(strCalls) - 1
strCall(iCurrent) = strCalls(iCurrent+1)
next
redim preserve strCalls(ubound(strCalls)-1)
This hasn't been tested and is only to give you the idea
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