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Example: The first statement will include a library in the same folder as the script, while the second will include a library in

a sub-folder.

LIBRARY "myBSL1.brs"

LIBRARY "new_lib/myBSL2.brs"

Example: The following statement will include the bslCore.brs library, which has some useful BrightScript features, from

the SYS:/script-lib/ directory.

LIBRARY "v30/bslCore.brs"

DIM

DIM Name (dim1, dim2, …, dimK)

The DIM (“dimension”) statement provides a shortcut for creating roArray objects. It sets the variable Name to type

“roArray”. It can create arrays of arrays as needed for multi-dimensionality. The dimension passed to DIM is the index of

the maximum entry to be allocated (i.e. the array initial size = dimension+1), though the array will be resized larger

automatically if needed.

Example: The following two lines create identical arrays.

Dim array[5]

array = CreateObject(“roArray”, 6, true)

Note: The expression x[a,b] is identical to x[a][b].

Example: The following script demonstrates useful operations on a DIM array.

Dim c[5, 4, 6]

1 2 ... 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 ... 74 75

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