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Originally Posted by Liverwiz
but using copy() in that manner makes for such ambiguous code....
and if you can't put a 32bit array in a 34, how would you propose to set up a fringed matrix? where there's isn't always the same number of columns in each row. or vise versa.
refer to the visual example below....
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[00 01 02 03 04]
[10 11 12]
[20 21 22 23]
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Don't think that's possible. I think the closest you could get to something like that is setting up a matrix with the maximum rows and columns that you would need, and then add ridiculous values to the spots that you want to be "empty" (just in case 0 is significant to you), so that you know which cell is not a "part" of the matrix. Or you could do something similar but create another 1-D matrix that holds the amount of columns in each row of the matrix and leave the empty cells as 0.
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