The DBLARR function creates a double-precision, floating-point vector or array of the specified dimensions.

Examples

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To create D, an 3-element by 3-element, double-precision, floating-point array with every element set to 0.0, enter:

D = DBLARR(3, 3)

Syntax

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Result = DBLARR( D₁[, ..., D₈] [, /NOZERO] )

Return Value

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Returns a double-precision, floating-point vector or array.

Arguments

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D_i

Either an array or a series of scalar expressions specifying the dimensions of the result. If a single argument is specified, it can be either a scalar expression or an array of up to eight elements. If multiple arguments are specified, they must all be scalar expressions. Up to eight dimensions can be specified.

Keywords

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NOZERO

Normally, DBLARR sets every element of the result to zero. If NOZERO is set, this zeroing is not performed and DBLARR executes faster.

Version History

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Original

Introduced

See Also

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BOOLARR, BYTARR, COMPLEXARR, DCOMPLEXARR, FLTARR, INTARR, LON64ARR, LONARR, MAKE_ARRAY, STRARR, UINTARR, ULON64ARR, ULONARR