Re: simple way to clean out array

On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 09:23:55 GMT, "Will" <WillG@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Is there an easy way to remove all data from a multidimentional array
>besides looping through all the elements and setting them individually to
>null?

Why not use Erase (erase arrayname), depends upon the array type as to
what value the array is cleared to.
>
>I have an array which under certain conditions needs to be "cleaned out" and
>refilled.
>
If you're refilling the entire array why do you need to clear it first ?
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