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Re: A simple question about arrays

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From: C Javier Castro Pe�a
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1998 00:00
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> >Which method should I use to get the size of the array?
> >
> >
> >String [] DataLoaded1 =
> >PhoenixClient.Enumeration.getEnum(PhoenixClient.Enumeration.COMMON_DEPT);
> >
> >
> >getEnum is a function that returns varioys strings. I need later to do a
> >for from 1 to the size of the array, but I couldn't find which
> >method to use.
> 
> Are you saying that getEnum returns an array of strings? If so,
> DataLoaded1.length tells you the size of the array.

Yes, I am not using the Enumeration class, I created an Enumeration
class that does something different (looks for some data on a database).
I forgot that an Enumeration already existed.

I used what you tell me, but I get the following compiler error:

This is are my test sentences:

   String[] DataLoaded1 =
PhoenixClient.Enumeration.getEnum(PhoenixClient.Enumeration.COMMON_DEPT);
   int a = DataLoaded1.lenght;

Error(367): method lenght() not found in class jstring1Array


I can't find the problem.


Thanks,
javier
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