🚀 go-pugleaf

Amen!  I had the same problem about 3 months ago...  

In article <681u1b$mh33@forums.borland.com>, bobe@tiac.net says...
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>Try something like this. Of course you need to read in your strings and fill
>in the array but the essential item is that
>Java does not allocate variables unless you create it with a "new" except
>for primitive types like "int".
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>class StringArray {
>   String Temp;   // Variable that gets the string read in from
>   String BBLabels[];  // Place holder for an array of Strings - does not
>allocate an array.
>   void Initialize() {
>      BBLabels = new String[100]; // Now allocate the array
>      int Counter = 0;
>      BBLabels[Counter] = Temp;
>      Counter++;
>   }
>}
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>Bob Edison
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>Troy DesBarres wrote in message <34A3DC17.F85BD328@whitehouse.acl.ca>...
>>I am trying to create a String Array of labels that after I have read
>>from the file I can
>>pass it through to SetLabels method of my Status bar.
>>
>>I have it setup like this.
>>String Temp;             // Variable that gets the string read in from
>>the file.
>>String BBLables[];    // This should create an Array I thought.
>>int Counter = 0;        // Go through the Array.
>>
>>// Then I just say:
>>BBLabels[Counter] = Temp;
>>Counter++;
>>
>>and this does not work....
>>What am I doing wrong?
>>
>>
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