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Array Question

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hi guys

 

anyone knows how to take evey n elements of a one dimentional array and fille another array..

lets say n is 3.

so element 0,3,6,9,12 etc of the original array will fill the new array

as element 0,1,2,3,4 etc.

 

thanks in advance

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thanks ehorn but this looks like c

is it possible to writte these lines in easy language

 

Your request seems to imply 0-based array indexing, so this would be your "skip 3" code:

 

vars:
 int indx(0);

arrays:
 srcarr[19](0),  // source array
 dstarr[7](0);   // destination array

// your request said 0-based arrays, so...

for indx = 0 to 6 begin

 dstarr[indx] = srcarr[indx*3];

end;

 

... but, it's better practice in easylanguage to use a 1-based index, because easylanguage's built-in functions have that perspective. So, your source array's 1 4 7 10 etc... would map to your destination 1 2 3 4 etc...

 

vars:
 int indx(0);

arrays:
 srcarr[19](0),  // source array
 dstarr[7](0);   // destination array

// use 1-based indexing this time....

for indx = 1 to 7 begin

 dstarr[indx] = srcarr[indx*3-2];

end;

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