Hi Ryan,
In the real world is anyone actually going to type that out every time? I’d bet
most of us have an array class we use and ignore dynamic arrays all together
because we all need basic operations like “add” and “remove”.
I, for one, have a huge list of array utility functions:
http://hg.benibela.de/bbutils/file/tip/bbutils.inc
I use arrays rather than classes, because latter are not reference counted
Bye,
BeniBela
On 04/12/2017 04:30 PM, Ryan Joseph wrote:
On Apr 12, 2017, at 9:24 PM, Jürgen Hestermann <juergen.hesterm...@gmx.de>
wrote:
SetLength(Array,Length(Array)+1);
You will get an additional element (filled with zeros).
Then you can set
Array[High(Array)] := whateveryouwant;
Well sure, but this kind of code is exactly what programmers abstract and reuse
so it’s a perfect candidate for a function.
SetLength(Array,Length(Array)+1);
Array[High(Array)] := …
In the real world is anyone actually going to type that out every time? I’d bet
most of us have an array class we use and ignore dynamic arrays all together
because we all need basic operations like “add” and “remove”.
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