• Description:
    Static lists are the biggest feature (when comparing with C), that allows You to create/setup Your own lists everywhere You like, not only in definition, where it requires it's own variable, this feature extremely simplifies program structure and speedups it's writing. Lists outside a procedure can contain only values, constants, strings and also other lists. List inside a procedure can contain everything what can return a value or an address.

  • News:
    • From 0.16
      • nearly unlimited static list usage


  • Syntax:
    Each list starts with "[" and stops with "]". If ":" follows, this list will be typed. After ":" character must follow one of PowerD types or name of an OBJECT. If no ":" used, then will be this list typed as PTR TO LONG.

  • Examples of untyped lists: 
      [0,1,2,NIL,TRUE,1.2,3.2]
  ['Hello',10,20,'World!',"\n",[1,[2],3]]

  • Examples of typed lists: 
      [1.2,3.4,5.6,1,2,3]:FLOAT

  OBJECT myobj
    count:LONG,
    width:DOUBLE,
    yesstr:PTR TO CHAR,
    nostr:PTR TO CHAR,
    list:PTR TO WORD

  [0,0.2,'Yes','No',[-1]:WORD]:myobj

    from 0.16 is possible also stuff like: 
      [1,[4,5,6]:UW,[10,11,20,21]:item,
   "C","A","U","\0",110,111,120,121,
   [3,4]:UW,[5,6]:UW,[1,2]:item,[2,3]:item,123,234]:object

  OBJECT object
    a:UW,
    b:PTR TO UW,
    c:PTR TO item,
    d[4]:UB,
    e[2]:item,
    f[2]:PTR TO UW,
    g[2]:PTR TO item,
    h:item
  
  OBJECT item
    x/y:W