Bulk operations on whole arrays. Arrays are named with empty parentheses, for example A() or M$(). Cardinality (total element count) must match where noted.
ARRAY SET value, dst() ARRAY ADD src(), value, dst() ARRAY INSERT dst(), idx[, idx…], src() ARRAY SLICE src(), idx[, idx…], dst()
SET fills every element of dst() with value ADD sets dst(i) = src(i) + value element by element; for string arrays
value is appended. When value is 0 the source is copied.INSERT copies the 1D src() into dst() (2D or higher) along the dimension
whose index was omittedSLICE copies a row/slice of src() (2D or higher) into the 1D dst()
For INSERT and SLICE, supply one index per dimension and leave exactly one blank. The blank selects the dimension to read or write. OPTION BASE applies to the indices. The 1D array length must equal the selected dimension’s length. Numeric and string arrays are supported. A destination string element with a DIM LENGTH cap raises ?OVERFLOW if the result is longer; otherwise string values grow on demand.
Example:
DIM A(2), B(2)
A(0)=1 : A(1)=2 : A(2)=3
ARRAY SET 9, B()
ARRAY ADD A(), 10, B()
PRINT B(0); B(1); B(2)DIM M(1,2), R(2)
M(0,0)=1 : M(0,1)=2 : M(0,2)=3
ARRAY SLICE M(), 0, , R()
PRINT R(0); R(1); R(2)Source: docs/help/array.txt inmmcore. On the computer, typeHELP ARRAY.