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VarSetCapacity(arrayVar, size, value) |
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==[[AWK]]== |
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"Numeric" arrays coincide with hashes in awk. Indices begin at 1. The <tt>split</tt> function can be used to initialize an array from a string with elements separated by a field separator (space by default) |
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<lang awk>BEGIN { |
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split("this and that",a) |
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for(i in a) print i":"a[i]; |
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}</lang> |
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Otherwise we can initialize an array by assigning to single elements: |
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<lang awk>capital["France"]="Paris" |
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capital["Italy"]="Rome"</lang> |
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==[[BASIC]]== |
==[[BASIC]]== |
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