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Not
sure how you'd re-dim the array; however, a simple way is to create a new array
of desired size, use System.arraycopy(Array src, int src_position, Array dst,
int dst_position, int n) to populate new array; and reset the array reference of
the old array to the new array - oldArray = newArray;
Hope
this helps.
I'm sure there is an easy way to
do this:
I am trying to define a method
that accepts a byte array as input and appends 3 bytes to it (little endian) - just a simple encoding process. What is the
preferred way to do this? I
thought about just re-dimensioning the size of the array to include the three
new bytes, left shifting the array by three bytes, then setting the
values. Is there an easier
way?
Thanks,
Greg
Lusk
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