02-14-2017
Quote:
I tried you code, "MadeInGermany" but it doesn't work.
In what way does it not work? I would say that the suggestions (two of them) were good.
Please post exactly what you have run and the output when you run it with the trace option.
I'm not sure that the
@ quite means it that way, rather that it expands the array variable to list every element and therefore the loop has a long list to work through. I would expect both options from
MadeInGermany to do the same.
Robin
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NAME
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Synopsis
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