Dave, > Those cases are both legal. The array as an aggregate is a static > variable. The LRM is currently restricting references to members of the > array in non-procedural contexts. [SB] That should be clarified if the restriction remains. I was also fooled. > By the way, I have on my to-do list writing a proposal to remove that > restriction on dynamic variable members (just leaving the restriction on > automatics in place). It really should be up to the user to avoid > out-of-bounds array indexing or null class handle de-references. [SB] Could you explain your philosophy as to when to leave the responsibility to the user to get things right and when to protect him from himself? Thanks, ShalomReceived on Fri Nov 3 00:12:57 2006
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