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JavaJunkie · Guest

I've been trying to find a way to resize an array after it has been instantiated, but haven't had any luck. I was wondering if anyone could help me.

Example:

double[][] blurry = new double[50][3];

now sometime later in my code - I realize that the array cannot hold all of my information - I really needed it to be
double[][] blurry = new double[5000][3];

- is there anyway to do this on the fly - altering the already existing array - rather than just creating a new instance of an array?

Thanks:]

JavaJunkie · Guest

I've been trying to find a way to resize an array after it has been instanciated, but haven't had any luck.

Example:

double[][] dblArray = new double[50][3];

now sometime later in my code - I realize that the array cannot hold all of my information - I really needed it to be
double[][] dblArray = new double[5000][3];

- is there anyway to do this on the fly - altering the already existing array - rather than just creating a new instance of an array?

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"JavaJunkie" <arroyoce (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote

I've been trying to find a way to resize an array after it has been instantiated, but haven't had any luck. I was wondering if anyone could help me.

Example:

double[][] blurry = new double[50][3];

now sometime later in my code - I realize that the array cannot hold all of my information - I really needed it to be
double[][] blurry = new double[5000][3];

- is there anyway to do this on the fly - altering the already existing array - rather than just creating a new instance of an array?

Thanks:]

JavaJunkie · Guest

Mark, thanks for the information. Will check out the link.

JJ

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"Mark Haase" <mehaase (AT) earthlink (DOT) net> wrote