stdArray starts at 1 instead of 0

[SZanko]

Description

In the current implementation of the stdArray it starts at 1 instead of 0, however in vba and javascript the array starts at 0 is this a planned design decision or is it designed to be that way?

Example

    Dim arr As stdArray
    Set arr = stdArray.Create(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
    Debug.Print (arr(0)) 'throws an error
    Debug.Print (arr(1))

Error

Runtime error: 9 Index out of range

Expectation

stdArray starts at 0

[sancarn]

It is designed to be this way, however happy to add a feature for rebasing the array to start at 0 (or any integer for that matter)

[SZanko]

It is fine that the array starts a 1. However it should be mentioned that it starts at 1 instead of zero I haven't read any info which says that it starts at 1. Maybe you should mention it somewhere

But it would be nicer if it use 0 as start point for the following reason that it is easier to migrate existing vba code without this lib. However that would break backwards compatibility with existing users of the lib

[sancarn]

However it should be mentioned that it starts at 1 instead of zero I haven't read any info which says that it starts at 1. Maybe you should mention it somewhere

Yes the documentation for stdArray is currently not written. However it is present in both the tests and the code.

But it would be nicer if it use 0 as start point for the following reason that it is easier to migrate existing vba code without this lib.

Indeed, we can make a global option on stdArray for defaultBase, similar to what we do for stdLambda 's function lookup.