Re: [slang-users] USIng the LIST inside of C ...

[Ben Duncan <linux4ms@xxxxxxx>]

I have been pondering this. IS the stack just limited to 2500, or is
that the largest bytes any single item can be?

What I need to do is something that has no preset size initially. An
array would work.
In pseudo code something like this ( actual program would be in C ):

static void Myfunction ()
{
while <NOT AT END>
   get next string-item.
   push string-item onto array

return array to interprator.
}


.... S-Lang code:

variable MyArray = MyFunction(file, attribute) ; .... and so on ..

Thanks ..

davis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Ben Duncan <linux4ms@xxxxxxx> wrote:
<SNIP>
> If your objects are just strings, then I encourage you to use an array
> of strings.  Then the stack size would not be an issue, and you will
> be able to use a number of the array-based intrinsic functions such as
> "where".  Then you will be playing to the strengths of the
> interpreter.
>
> Good luck,
> --John
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