Delphi Initialize Array
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Delphi Initialize Array
On Wed, 27 Feb 2013 02:37:21 -0800, Tom Brunberg wrote: >Bo Berglund wrote: >> Questions: >> 1) Should the array always be specified with the first element >> instead of just the array name? I want something that will always >> work.
Delphi Developer. Sat, 04 Dec 2004 04:36:04 GMT. Initializing an array. Could someone help me out on what I assume is an easy fix. I want to initialize an array of records. My C++ syntax is confusing me with pascal and I can't seem to find any reference in the help files or on Tamarack.
So if the verdict is FillChar(Data[0]. Rather than >> FillChar(Data.
Then I will use that in the future. >> >> 2) How should the size be determined? The example with a passed array >> plus a length parameter is really passing not the true size of the >> array, just the part of the array that is supposed to hold data. >> I always thought that SizeOf() would be the proper way to get the size >> of any storage expressed in bytes, but from the 4-byte example it >> seems not to be the case. >> >> I have used FillChar and SizeOf in order to avoid having loops >> everywhere.
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I also use Move to get data from one array to another (of >> the same type) quickly and with simple code lines. >> >> Am I on the wrong track? > >Hi Bo, >Fixed size and dynamic arrays are different in the case at hand. >1) Assuming the static array starts with index 0, you can use FillChar(arr[0].) in both cases. >Dynamic arrays always starts with index 0, and you must use the indexed form. For a static array >you can omit the index (in which case the filling starts with the first element), but for a common >syntax you can use the indexed form.