Allocate an array of strings
#include "dip_string.h"
dip_Error dip_StringArrayNew ( array, size, stringSize, init, resources )
This function allocates an array of strings. size specifies the size of the array, stringSize the size of the individual strings, which are allocated too. If StringSize is zero, and init is not, the strings in the array are initialised with init (in size and content). If both stringSize and init are zero, strings of zero length are created. (see StringNew).
| Data type | Name | Description |
| dip_StringArray * | array | Pointer to the array |
| dip_int | size | Size of the array |
| dip_int | stringSize | Size of the strings |
| char * | init | Initialisation string |
| dip_Resources | resources | Resources tracking structure. See ResourcesNew |
StringArrayFree, StringArrayCopy
ArrayNew, IntegerArrayNew, FloatArrayNew, ComplexArrayNew, BoundaryArrayNew, FrameWorkProcessArrayNew, DataTypeArrayNew, ImageArrayNew, BooleanArrayNew, VoidPointerArrayNew, StringArrayNew, CoordinateArrayNew