_ArrayMaxIndex stops counting at 21 ?

[SWINX]

The Bugs-subforum throwed an error which told me I wasn't allowed to create a new topic.

That's why its located here.

_ArrayMaxIndex gives only 21 as maximum index.

Is this a bug or a limitation?

I found out that the function _ArrayCreate also does support to 21 elements.

That is documented at the _ArrayCreate function in the Help file.

At the _ArrayMaxIndex no such thing is documented.

Also when my array has > 50 values, it keeps telling 21.

UBound returns 237 and the keys are numeric (added with _ArrayAdd)

Edited September 10, 2006 by SWINX

[GaryFrost]

Works for me.

#include <Array.au3>
;
$avArray = StringSplit("4,2,06,8,12,5",",")
For $x = 1 To 100
    _ArrayAdd($avArray, $x)
Next
;
MsgBox(0,'Max Index String value',_ArrayMaxIndex( $avArray, 0, 1))
MsgBox(0,'Max Index Numeric value',_ArrayMaxIndex( $avArray, 1, 1))
;
MsgBox(0,'Max String value',_ArrayMax( $avArray, 0, 1))
MsgBox(0,'Max Numeric value',_ArrayMax( $avArray, 1, 1))
;
MsgBox(0,'Min Index String value',_ArrayMinIndex( $avArray , 0, 1))
MsgBox(0,'Min Index Numeric value',_ArrayMinIndex( $avArray, 1, 1))
;
MsgBox(0,'Min String value',_ArrayMin( $avArray, 0, 1))
MsgBox(0,'Min Numeric value',_ArrayMin( $avArray, 1, 0))

Exit

[SWINX]

Your example (from the Help file) works for me also.

But when I place that after my array, this are the results:

max index numeric value = 1

min index numeric value = 1

max index string = 21 (maybe I had this one?)

min index string = 234 (so 234 is less than 21?)

Anyway, I will use UBound now, that will also work for me.

Thanks for your reply.

[GaryFrost]

Your example (from the Help file) works for me also.

But when I place that after my array, this are the results:

max index numeric value = 1

min index numeric value = 1

max index string = 21 (maybe I had this one?)

min index string = 234 (so 234 is less than 21?)

Anyway, I will use UBound now, that will also work for me.

Thanks for your reply.

If you would post a script with your problem it would help to find what the problem is.