In our previous episode, Darius Blaszyk said:
> I have this code in C, the variable p is a 20 element array. However
> only the first two items are initialized. Is this possible in pascal as
> well?
No, all or nothing.
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I have this code in C, the variable p is a 20 element array. However
only the first two items are initialized. Is this possible in pascal as
well?
TIA, Darius
struct point {
intx;
inty;
};
struct point p[20]= {
{0, 100},
{3,1}
};
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Am 28.04.2011 11:33, schrieb Howard Page-Clark:
On 28/4/11 10:00, Jürgen Hestermann wrote:
Darius Blaszyk schrieb:
Is there any way to initialize object variables, other than writing an
init method?
So something like:
myobj = object
myvar: word = $;
end;
I don't think so.
An object is a
On 28/4/11 10:00, Jürgen Hestermann wrote:
Darius Blaszyk schrieb:
Is there any way to initialize object variables, other than writing an
init method?
So something like:
myobj = object
myvar: word = $;
end;
I don't think so.
An object is a pointer to a data structure on the heap.
At compi
Darius Blaszyk schrieb:
Is there any way to initialize object variables, other than writing an init
method?
So something like:
myobj = object
myvar: word = $;
end;
I don't think so.
An object is a pointer to a data structure on the heap.
At compile time, this data structure is not y
Is there any way to initialize object variables, other than writing an init
method?
So something like:
myobj = object
myvar: word = $;
end;
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On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 1:29 PM, Sven Barth wrote:
> On 20.11.2010 10:07, Honza wrote:
>
>> 2010/11/20 Max Vlasov:
>>
>>> FillChar(Section^, Count*ElementSize, 0);
>>> Initialize(TNameValueRec(Section^), Count);
>>>
>>> Is possible for such syntax to be supported? Probably I'm one
On Sat, 20 Nov 2010, Sven Barth wrote:
On 20.11.2010 10:07, Honza wrote:
2010/11/20 Max Vlasov:
FillChar(Section^, Count*ElementSize, 0);
Initialize(TNameValueRec(Section^), Count);
Is possible for such syntax to be supported? Probably I'm one of those
rare
developer usin
On 20.11.2010 10:07, Honza wrote:
2010/11/20 Max Vlasov:
FillChar(Section^, Count*ElementSize, 0);
Initialize(TNameValueRec(Section^), Count);
Is possible for such syntax to be supported? Probably I'm one of those rare
developer using it, and maybe because of this I just have
On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 12:07 PM, Honza wrote:
> 2010/11/20 Max Vlasov :
> > FillChar(Section^, Count*ElementSize, 0);
> > Initialize(TNameValueRec(Section^), Count);
> >
> > Is possible for such syntax to be supported? Probably I'm one of those
> rare
> > developer using it, and
2010/11/20 Max Vlasov :
> FillChar(Section^, Count*ElementSize, 0);
> Initialize(TNameValueRec(Section^), Count);
>
> Is possible for such syntax to be supported? Probably I'm one of those rare
> developer using it, and maybe because of this I just have to make some patch
> by mysel
Hi,
I just noticed that fpc when compiling in lazarus didn't allow me to use
Initialize/Finalize with the parameter showing the number of records to
initialize. Interesting, but I have a huge number of delphi sources using
this syntax, something like
FillChar(Section^, Count*ElementSize,
On Sun, Jul 18, 2010 at 10:20 PM, Jonas Maebe wrote:
> > 2 - is there a method i can override it to init my properties without to
> > call it manualy O.init;
>
> No.
Can i ask to be an "Feature Request" in FPC?
Thanks
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Zaher Dirkey
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On 18 Jul 2010, at 21:01, Zaher Dirkey wrote:
> MyObject = object
> private
> FProp1: integer;
> public
> Prop1: integer read FProp1 write FProp1
> procedure Proc1;
> end;
>
> used like
> var
> O: MyObject;
> begin
> O.Proc1;
> end;
>
> 1 - The problem, i have random value in the prop1(I a
I have used object to make more easy, not need to create or free it,
MyObject = object
private
FProp1: integer;
public
Prop1: integer read FProp1 write FProp1
procedure Proc1;
end;
used like
var
O: MyObject;
begin
O.Proc1;
end;
1 - The problem, i have random value in the prop1(I am not
> The mailing seems extremely quiet, is everyone very smart or is there
> another reason for it ? I'm not even sure if I can post questions about
> Pascal programming to this list.
The lists changed server machines in the past week. Only today most services
should be fully up and running again.
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Hi Jonas,
thanks for the answer! I had this horrible nightmare that I am writing icky
code that was going to crash and burn on me some time. The mailing seems
extremely quiet, is everyone very smart or is there another reason for it ?
I'm not even sure if I can post questions about Pascal prog
On 21 jun 2006, at 20:38, Ewald Horn wrote:
How do I initialize a variable of the type : textfile ?
I keep getting the following hints from the compiler using FPC but
I can't
figure it out.
Hint: Local variable "inFile" does not seem to be initialized
It is because the text/file paramete
Hi,
silly question but I can't find the answer anywhere...
How do I initialize a variable of the type : textfile ?
I keep getting the following hints from the compiler using FPC but I can't
figure it out.
Hint: Local variable "inFile" does not seem to be initialized
It's been ages since I've
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