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In article <1991Feb19.062220.26093@agate.berkeley.edu> bmyers@garnet.berkeley.edu (Brian Myers) writes:
>
>The following code was excerpted from a longer program for constructing
>crossword puzzles.  This short program does not work because each
>assignment statement seems inexplicably to assign a value to *two*
>different array elements at the same time.  I observed this double
>action with the "Watch Value" feature on the Debug menu.
>
>CELL grid[14][14];                  /* crossword puzzle grid 15x15 */
>

There's your problem...  When you declare an array x[14], you are declaring
an array with a size of 14, from [0] to [13].  So your grid[14][14] is the
same as a pascal declaration grid[0..13][0..13].  That's why it changes
"two" values.  grid[1][14] IS actually grid[2][0].