Hi Bart,
don't know what you are exactly trying to do, but I assume
that yoou
would not need an array at all.
The LoadDataFromFile function opens a file as input stream
an reads line
by line into an array.
As you wrote that you want to iterate over the array and do
something
with each element, I guess you could do that also directly
on the single
line given back from 'oInputStream.ReadLine'.
So a possibility would be to rip off the parts related to
assigning the
lines to the array and fill in your content manipulation
code.
Just an idea
Christoph
Bart Aimar schrieb:
>
>
> Christoph Jopp ha scritto:
>> Hi Bart,
>
> Hi Christoph,
> and thank for your answer
>
>> I checked whether there is a general limit for
arrays, but had no
>> problems assigning 240000 (long) strings to an
array on my system.
>>
>> In your code your using LoadDataFromFile from the
Tools library?
>>
>> In this library 'Redim Preserve' is used to expand
the array and in my
>> opinion this copies the array to a temporary array
and thus uses lots
>> of system resources.
>>
>> So I think system resources is what limits the
reading of lines in
>> this case.
>
> You are right... I read on the web that Redim Preserve
may be a
> performace trap... but I am not a programmer and I have
a big problems
> on understand the matter...
>
> As yet I used sometime the array, but always as a low
level user...
> (copy/paste is my preferred style...  )
>
> BTW I have tried (quiet very naive) to modifie
LoadDataFromFile function
> on comment the lines with "Preserve
Modifie".
>
> In this way I obtaneid the Overflow in five seconds
(instead 2
> minutes)... :-(
>
> reagards
>
> Bart
>
>
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