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
> 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[
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[] inste
> 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
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"
2)
DIM b AS Byte[4]
b[0] = &HF0
b[1] = &H30
