Deleting All Values in an Array

[=sinister=]

I tired

For $i = 0 To UBound($Keys)
    _ArrayDelete($Keys, $i)
Next

But it always leaves 1 value from the Array (The second value).

[Richard Robertson]

To delete everything in an array, just say $var = 0. Then the array is gone.

[=sinister=]

LOL! A lot more simple than what I had in mind. I made a "Temp" value, then inserted a value, then deleted the "Temp" value. Now I just delete that Array and create a new one, thanks.

Edited July 29, 2008 by =sinister=

[Richard Robertson]

Sometimes the simplest answer is the hardest to find.

[PsaltyDS]

I tired

For $i = 0 To UBound($Keys)
    _ArrayDelete($Keys, $i)
Next

But it always leaves 1 value from the Array (The second value).

Your current issue is solved, thanks to Richard, but you have other problems here that will bite you in the future:

Any time you will be walking an array deleting elements, you should be working through it BACKWARDS because deleting an element changes the index number of the following elements. Also, Ubound() returns the 1-based count of elements, but array are 0-based requiring the use of "Ubound($avArray) - 1". So, though the point is moot for now, your code should have been:

For $i = UBound($Keys) - 1 To 0 Step -1
    _ArrayDelete($Keys, $i)
Next

As Richard showed, this is not the easiest way simply delete the array, but when you want to selectively delete SOME elements, this technique is required to avoid errors.