{\rtf1\ansi{\fonttbl\f0\fnil Times-Roman;\f1\fswiss Helvetica;\f2\fmodern Courier;}\paperw12000\paperh8000\margl40\margr40\pard\f0\fs24\cf0 Portable Object Compiler (c) 1997,98.  All Rights Reserved.\fs16\\\\\\\\f1\b\fs56\li2200 Array\f0\b0\fs16\\\\\\\f0\fs28\li2200 {\b {\f1 Inherits from:}} Object\fs16\\\fs16\\\f1\b\fs36\li1400 Class Description\b0\f0\fs16\\\f0\fs28\li2200 This is an abstract superclass for Array classes, classes that provide some methods like {\f2 at:} or {\f2 charAt:} for indexing their contents, which are elements of some particular C type.  A typical example is the {\b String} class.\fs16\\\f0\fs28\li2200 This abstract class is useful for implementing functionality, that is inherited by such classes as:\fs16\\\pard\tx2600\fs28\li2600\cf0	- IdArray\	- String (ByteArray)\	- IntArray\\pard\fs16\\\f0\fs28\li2200 In addition, this class is necessary for compatibility with Stepstone's ICpak101.\fs16\\\f0\fs28\li2200 {\b {\f1 Note:}} Because the Portable Object Compiler doesn't provide any API for indexed variables, our Array classes, although interface compatible with those of ICpak101, do not allocate their contents as indexed variables.\fs16\\\fs16\\\f1\b\fs36\li1400 Method types\b0\f0\fs16\\\fs16\\\f1\b\fs36\li1400 Methods\b0\f0\fs16\\\fs16\\\}