[OKC JUG] Integer too large

[Brett L. Schuchert]

Um, don't use "raw" multi-dimensional arrays (or even single-dimensional arrays). It'll tend to lead to DRY violations the access of the collection. While that does not solve your immediate problem, it'll be something that will come up later.
On Oct 26, 2010, at 6:08 PM 10/26/10, Oram, Jackie wrote:

> That must be it.  Yea!!!
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> If it doesn't solve the problem, I will send you all a snippet of code.
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> Thank you so much. 
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> Jackie
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> From: jug-bounces at lists.okcjug.org [mailto:jug-bounces at lists.okcjug.org] On Behalf Of Jason Lee
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> On 10/26/10 10:55 AM, Oram, Jackie wrote:
>> 
>> Hate to bother you guys, but I need some guidance. 
>>  
>> I am working with an array defined as errorArray[9999][4][2].  I've used the range of indices between and including [1000][0][0] and [6000][4][0].  No problem. 
>>  
>> The current section of code that I am dealing with needs to use the range of indices between [0000][0][0] and [0200][4][2].  I've gotten as far as [0070][1][2], but when I try to go to [0080][0][0] and above I get an error message of "integer number too large : 0080".
>>  
>> Can someone tell me why I am getting this error?
> Can you share a code snippet?
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