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| ELZED | Documentation | The Details | API |
| lzSetInvertArrayIndicesThe lzSetInvertArrayIndices function controls whether or not linked array indices will be inverted in the current context. void lzSetInvertArrayIndices(| | bool bInvertArrayIndices | | // pass TRUE to invert |
Parameters| bInvertArrayIndices | | | Pass TRUE to invert array indices applied to linked arrays. Pass FALSE to process arrays indices in the standard order. |
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Remarks| | This function is provided to support Visual Basic. VB and C++ process array indices in reverse order with respect to each other. For Elzed (which is developed in C++) to process linked VB arrays correctly, it must invert (reverse) the list of indices before resolving the target array element.
Visual Basic users must call this function with TRUE to enable Elzed to process linked VB arrays correctly.
We can think of no good reason to invert linked array indices in the C++ environment. In our experience, however, that is a compelling reason to make the option available to you.
This function must be called after lzClearContext, but before lzSetContext. The setting may not be changed for a given context once lzSetContext has been called. |
Versions| | Introduced in Elzed 1.2.0 | | | This page describes the version of lzSetInvertArrayIndices active in Elzed 2.5.0 (101: 2.5.0) |
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