I have a question about multidimensional arrays.  I have a 2 dimensional array in my program.  As we all know, this is essentially an array of arrays.  Now here's my problem: I want to use the Erase statement on ONE of those arrays.  How do I do this, given that the syntax for Erase is
Erase [array name]()
with empty brackets.  How do I indicate which array I want to erase?

I would also like to know how to use a simple assignment operator to set a 1-D array equal to ONE of the arrays in my 2-D array.  This can be done if both arrays are 1-D, like the following:
array1() = array2()
But how do I say
array1() = [the 3rd array in 2-D array]
?

I know this is a bit hard to follow but it's a hard problem to discribe.
Thanks.

Don't think the first part's possible... you could always "erase" the array via a loop though, although would take a bit more time (depending on it's size).

Second part... Don't think it'd be possible (well not like you're wanting, and without something really complex like maybe moving memory locations arround). When doing a "b()=a()" setting the b()array to be the same as a(), if the dimensions of b are different, there's an error.