Benoît Minisini wrote: >> Benoît Minisini wrote: >> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> Why is method 1 of defining an array not allowed? >>>> Method 2 is the only one working, but looks clumsy when you have a lot >>>> of bytes. >>>> >>>> 1) >>>> DIM b AS Byte[] = [&HF0, &H30, &HF0, &H30] >>>> >>>> The error is "Type mismatch: wanted Byte[], got Integer[] instead" >>>> >>> &HF0 is not a Byte, it is an Integer. You must do: >>> >>> DIM b AS Byte[] = [CByte(&HF0), &H30, &HF0, &H30] >>> >>> The type of the array created by the [ ... ] function is the type of the >>> first element. >>> >> That syntax gives the following.... >> Type mismatch: wanted Byte[], got Variant[] >> >> Only this seems to work... >> DIM b AS Byte[] = [CByte(&HF0), CByte(&H30), CByte(&HF0), CByte(&H30)] >> >> But that even more code, than method 2. >> >> >> > > Sorry, the type of the array is given by the two first elements. If they are > different, a Variant[] is returned. > > Yep that works. Thanks. Ron.
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