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— Statements —

RESIZE

`RESIZE`		`dynamic-clause`		[`GIVING` `operand5`]
		`array-clause`

This document covers the following topics:

Function
Syntax Description

For an explanation of the symbols used in the syntax diagram, see Syntax Symbols.

Related Statements: EXPAND | REDUCE

Belongs to Function Group: Memory Management Control for Dynamic Variables or X-Arrays.

Function

The RESIZE statement is used to adjust:

the size of a dynamic variable (dynamic-clause), or
the number of occurrences of X-arrays (array-clause).

For further information, see also the following sections in the Programming Guide:

Syntax Description

Operand Definition Table:

Operand	Possible Structure				Possible Formats													Referencing Permitted	Dynamic Definition
`operand1`		S	A		A	U					B							no	no
`operand2`	C	S							I									no	no
`operand3`			A	G	A		N	P	I	F	B	D	T	L	C	G	O	yes	no
`operand4`	C	S					N	P	I									no	no
`operand5`		S							I4									no	yes

Syntax Element Description:

Syntax Element	Description
`dynamic-clause`	DYNAMIC Clause: The `RESIZE DYNAMIC` statement adjusts the allocated length of the currently allocated storage of a dynamic variable (`operand1`) to the value specified with `operand2`. For more information, see Dynamic Clause below.
`operand1`	Dynamic Variable to be Adjusted: `operand1` is the dynamic variable for which the length is to be adjusted.
`operand2`	New Length Specification: `operand2` is used to specify the new length of the dynamic variable. The value specified must be a non-negative numeric integer constant or a variable of type Integer 4 (I4).
`array-clause`	ARRAY Clause: The `RESIZE ARRAY` statement adjusts the number of occurrences of the X-array (`operand3`) to the upper and lower bound specified with `(dim[,dim[,dim]])`. For more information, see Array Clause below.
`operand3`	Name of X-array: `operand3` is the X-array. The occurrences of the X-array can be expanded or reduced. The index notation of the array is optional. As index notation only the complete range notation `*` is allowed for each dimension.
`dim` `operand4`	X-array Lower and Upper Bound: The lower and upper bound notation (`operand4` or asterisk) to which the X-array should be expanded is specified here. If the current value of the upper or lower bound should be used, an asterisk (*) must be specified in place of `operand4`. For further information, see Dimension below.
`GIVING operand5`	GIVING Clause: If the `GIVING` clause is not specified, Natural runtime error processing is triggered if an error occurs. If the `GIVING` clause is specified, `operand5` contains the Natural message number if an error occurred, or zero upon success.

Dynamic Clause

[SIZE OF] DYNAMIC [VARIABLE] operand1 TO operand2

The RESIZE DYNAMIC statement adjusts the allocated length of a dynamic variable (operand1) to the value specified with operand2.

When the RESIZE statement is used, the currently allocated storage size will be adjusted to the requested values, regardless whether it must be increased or decreased.

Array Clause

[AND RESET] [OCCURRENCES OF] ARRAY operand3 TO (dim[,dim[,dim]])

The RESIZE ARRAY statement adjusts the number of occurrences of the X-array (operand3) to the upper and lower bound specified with (dim[,dim[,dim]]).

The RESET option resets all occurrences of the resized X-array to its default zero value. By default (no RESET option), the actual values are kept and the resized (new) occurrences are reset.

An upper or lower bound used in an RESIZE statement must be exactly the same as the corresponding upper or lower bound defined for the array.

Example:

DEFINE DATA LOCAL
1 #a(I4/1:*)
1 #g(1:*)
  2 #ga(I4/1:*)

1 #i(i4)
END-DEFINE
...

*/ resizing #a (1:10)
RESIZE ARRAY #a TO (1:10)       /* #a is resized to
RESIZE ARRAY #a TO (*:10)       /* 10 occurrences.


/* resizing #ga (1:10,1:20)
RESIZE ARRAY #g TO (1:10)       /* 1st dimension is set to (1:10)
RESIZE ARRAY #ga TO (*:*,1:20)  /* 1st dimension is dependent and 
                                /* therefore kept with (*:*)
                                /* 2nd dimension is set to (1:20)
 
RESIZE ARRAY #a TO (5:10)       /* This is rejected because the lower index
                                /* must be 1 or *
RESIZE ARRAY #a TO (#i:10)      /* This is rejected because the lower index
                                /* must be 1 or *

RESIZE ARRAY #ga TO (1:10,1:20) /* (1:10) for the 1st dimension is rejected
                                /* because the dimension is dependent and 
                                /* must be specified with (*:*).

For further information, see the following sections in the Programming Guide:

Dimension

Each of the dimensions (dim) specified in the Array Clause is defined using the following syntax:

	`*`
		`*` `operand4`		`:`		`*` `operand4`

The lower and upper bound notation (operand4 or asterisk) to which the X-array should be expanded is specified here. If the current value of the upper or lower bound should be used, an asterisk (*) may be specified in place of operand4. In place of *:*, you may also specify a single asterisk.

The number of dimensions (dim) must exactly match the defined number of dimensions of the X-array (1, 2 or 3).

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