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Parameters
- From array name
- Target array name
- From array index - 1 or higher, start from this index when working with the source.
- Target array name
- Target array index - 1 or higher, start from this index when working with the target.
- Padding (optional Boolean) - if passed in as true, the target will be padded.
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pjs.define("ARRX", { type: 'char', length: 5, dim: 5, initValue: 'Hi' });
pjs.define("ARRY", { type: 'char', length: 5, dim: 10, initValue: 'Test' });
pjs.MoveArray(ARRX, 1ARRY, ARRY1, 1, false);
return ARRY;
//'Hi ','Hi ','Hi ','Hi ','Hi ','Test ','Test ','Test ','Test ','Test ' |
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pjs.define("CHAR", { type: 'char', length: 5, initValue: 'Hello' });
pjs.define("ARRY", { type: 'char', length: 1, dim: 10 });
pjs.MoveArray(CHAR, 1ARRY, ARRY1, 1);
return ARRY;
//'H','e','l','l','o',' ',' ',' ',' ',' ' |
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pjs.define("ARRX", { type: 'char', length: 5, dim: 5, initValue: 'Test' });
pjs.define("ARRY", { type: 'char', length: 5, dim: 10, initValue: '' });
pjs.MoveArray(ARRX, 3ARRY, ARRY3, "1");
return ARRY;
// 'Test ','Test ','Test ',' ',' ',' ',' ',' ',' ',' ' |
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This example shows a value of 6 on the 4th 2th parameter. Because the 4th 2th parameter indicates where the index is going to start on the target (ARRY), it's going to move elements into this array starting from the 6th element.
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pjs.define("ARRX", { type: 'char', length: 5, dim: 5, initValue: 'ABCD' });
pjs.define("ARRY", { type: 'char', length: 5, dim: 10, initValue: 'EFGH' });
pjs.MoveArray(ARRX, 1ARRY, ARRY1, 6);
return ARRY;
//'EFGH ','EFGH ','EFGH ','EFGH ','EFGH ','ABCD ','ABCD ','ABCD ','ABCD ','ABCD ' |
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pjs.define("someInd", { type: 'boolean', initValue: true });
pjs.MoveArray('111111', 1flags, flags1, 71);
return flags[72];
//true |
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pjs.define("ARRX", { type: 'char', length: 2, dim: 5, initValue: 'AB' });
pjs.define("CHAR", { type: 'char', length: 10 });
pjs.MoveArray(ARRX, 1CHAR, CHAR1, 1);
return CHAR;
//'ABABABABAB' |
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