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>>> "Schiza, Apostolia (ISS Atlanta)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06/27/01 10:45AM >>>

Hi all,

this might be easy...

There are the pop and shift function for removing elements from the front

and the end of an array,

but is there a way you can remove elements from, say the middle?

I have two arrays storing info, and I need to search the array1 for all the

elements of the array2, and I would like to remove elements from both array1

and array2 that were already found so that they won't be used again for the

next search again...(I would like to avoid ways of having temporary arrays

and copying elements from the original arrays to the temp ones...)

any thoughts?



Thanks



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