Hi,
No, you're right, moving them around seems to create havoc.
But still, it does allow you you concatenate multiple arrays into one, you can have one "master array" which is the one you eventually are going to send out and one smaller "working array" to which you fetch strings from code space (stored with db or whatever) and one by one add them to the "master array" before finally sending it.
That is if the message sent is going to be different each time. If all the literal strings are the same and it's only data that changes them of course you there's no use in messing around with all this.
I'm still not sure what exaclty you're trying to do (except sending arrays over a serial line) so I'm not sure if all this even helps.
/Henrik.
EDIT: When concatenting String_1 don't forget the STR modifier! And always add a 0 to the end, that's how the STR modifier knows when to stop.




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