Re: [Help-jel] Problem wih arrays

[Konstantin L. Metlov]

Hello !

Of course JEL can do it ! You don't even have to write ".intValue()".

I have modified the 'Calculator.java' from 'samples/' subdirectory of JEL 
distribution to support references to your array. The two added and one 
modified (changing 1 -> 2) lines of code are marked in the attached 
version of Calculator.java.

To compile it (supposing the current directory contains both 
Calculator.java and jel.jar) you execute

    > javac -classpath jel.jar Calculator.java

To run it:

    > java -cp .:jel.jar Calculator 'I[0] * 3'

You can also try other expressions involving your array I.

With the best regards,
                          Konstantin.



On Mon, 5 Sep 2005, Sreenivasan G wrote:

> Sir,
>  I have Integer[] i = new Integer[]{ new Integer(2), new Integer(3) };
>
> I want to have an expression like "i[0].intValue() * 3". Is it is 
> possible to do with JEL. If so, please give solution
>
> "Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens"
>
> Sreenivasan G
> Software Engineer
> Amrita Technologies
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