I'm curious - I've got an ID # that is BIGINT in SQL - so it's a LONG and not an INT in VB.
So - the IDE made me add CINT() around all my LONG declaration so they could "reside" inside an array as the slot of the array
If I was coding with a 64-bit machine - with a 64 bit O/S - would that not happen???
So - the IDE made me add CINT() around all my LONG declaration so they could "reside" inside an array as the slot of the array
Code:
Dim daAIds As Long() = m_dcxE.ArchetypeAIds
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Dim rWordASlot() As Long = Nothing
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rWordOutcome.Add(New dcxEngine.dcxO(dcxEngine.outcomeType.FixedArchetype, i, daCIds(CInt(rWordASlot(i))), daCKey(CInt(rWordASlot(i))), daAIds(CInt(rWordASlot(i)))))