11.1.1.1 Arrays Created with Default Contents

Most of these routines create arrays (Arrays) with all elements equal to zero. (Before LUX 3.2.184, such routines created arrays with uninitialized – garbage – contents. That was a little faster but also less clean.)

array

To create an array of arbitrary type.

bytarr

To create a byte array.

cdblarr

To create a cdouble array.

cfltarr

To create a cfloat array.

dblarr

To create a double array.

distarr

To create an array filled with distances from a selected location.

fltarr

To create a float array.

intarr

To create a word array.

lonarr

To create a long array.

int64arr

To create a int64 array.

readarr

To create an array from values entered at the keyboard.

strarr

To create a string array.