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Assigning the contents of one array to another.

Hi Guys,

I came accross a problem today, I want to assign all of the values from one array into another array that is the same in size and type...

Code:
Dim ArrayX(0 To 2) As Integer
Dim ArrayY(0 To 2) As Integer

ArrayX = ArrayY


VB6 wont seem to let me do this. I know that I could easily construct a For loop that could do this for me, but I was jsut wondering if there was a more efficient built-in way of doing it? It seems odd that C++ can do this, but VB6 cant (I think that C++ can do it anyway!)
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in C++ you can only copy the reference to the array,
any change to ArrayX will affect ArrayY as well - not
exactly what you want.

VB.NET has Array.Copy function, but it's not likely
it's part of ordinary VB as well.

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