array size

[GerdW · Accepted solution]

Hi 99,

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@labview99 wrote:

I have tryed to do what GerdW tells me and the lengths continue being different. One 36 and the other 37

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My magic glass ball says:

From the quality of your posts and shown code you probably used InsertIntoArray instead of ReplaceArraySubset somewhere in your code…

[labview99]

The problem is in the last frame in the case "false" whith the function array size, that the length is 37 and it must be 36.

[RavensFan]

Gerd's crystal ball is polished up quite nicely today!

Providing your attempt could have gotten you the answer 4 or 5 messages ago.

[GerdW]

Hi 99,

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@labview99 wrote:

The problem is in the last frame in the case "false" whith the function array size, that the length is 37 and it must be 36.

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Yes, the problem is exactly in the last frame. My magic glass ball was right… 🙂

You did not implement any of the suggested improvements so far: why not?

[labview99]

YESS!!! 

You were right GerdW, I was using Insert Into Array instead of using Replace.

Thank you so much for your help and for posting the code!

Best regards,

[thols]

Please take the training courses as GerdW has pointed out many times in your other posts. And please improve your posts like GerdW has also described many times.

[Kevin_Price]

Just as GerdW suspected, that's exactly where you used "Insert Into Array" instead of "Replace Array Subset", which you properly used in other locations.

They *do* look awfully similar when their labels aren't visible.

-Kevin P

[altenbach]

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@GerdW wrote:

I simplified the first frames of that huge sequence:

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Or even simpler (Small part)....