Eildert et al,
> Instead I would need something like :
>
> for (i = 0; i < nsnp; i++) {
> key=something;
> JSLI(PValue, PJArray[i], key);
> }
>
> I assume that this can somehow be done by using a pointer
> instead of PJArray but have no clue how that is done in this context.
So let me see if I follow you: It's not that you want batch insertion
of a single libJudy array (there IS unofficial code to do that), but you
want to fill multiple arrays -- each with a single value? Or multiple
values into each of multiple arrays? That wasn't clear.
Of course you can have a plain old array (or even Judy array) of Judy
array pointers, and reference them, although in that case pick a better
name than "PJArray" for the array-of-pointers to avoid confusion.
Alan Silverstein
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