This is what almost works:
var
hw_handlers: array[0..1] of handler_rec =
(
(content_type: 'hw_app'; handler: @DefaultHandler),
nil
);
But the compiler will complain on the nil:
mod_hello.lpr(108,5) Fatal: Syntax error, "(" expected but "NIL" found
On 9/23/06, Marc Santhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Think of hardware detection, one driver may know different models it
supports. When detection is active it simply iterates over the model
describing struct and checks presence until the item read from the
struct is NULL.
I still don't know how what is the inner working of this. Does that c
statement really means a static array with size two? A record cannot
be null. When you access a static record you go directly to it's
memory position of Initial_Pos + X * Record_Size, where X is the
record number. Then you cannot have a null record. The best you can
have is record whose content is null.
Or NULL could represent that the array is of size 1 not 2.
--
Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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