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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".

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++;
   }
}

Bob Edison


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?
>
>