spir :
> Sure, but this is just a matter of convention and support by a given
> compiler:
> typeIntegers = array of Integer;
> var ints : Integers = [1,2,3];
> could work as expected by automatically sizing, allocating and
> initialising. How else could work languages that have
spir schrieb:
Sure, but this is just a matter of convention and support by a given compiler:
typeIntegers = array of Integer;
var ints : Integers = [1,2,3];
could work as expected by automatically sizing, allocating and initialising.
How else could work languages that have an a
On Mon, 28 Jun 2010 18:17:47 +0200
Jürgen Hestermann wrote:
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>
> Paul Michell schrieb:
> > I realise that 'Array Of Single' declares a dynamic array, but is there
> > any equivalent syntax for static data arrays in the same way that
> > strings litterals are in effect, variable length static
Paul Michell schrieb:
I realise that 'Array Of Single' declares a dynamic array, but is there
any equivalent syntax for static data arrays in the same way that
strings litterals are in effect, variable length static declarations.
You have to realize, that dynamic arrays are actually pointers
Thanks, that will save me some futile googling ;)
On 28/06/2010 10:22, Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 28 Jun 2010, at 11:17, Paul Michell wrote:
I realise that 'Array Of Single' declares a dynamic array, but is
there any equivalent syntax for static data arrays in the same way
that strings litterals a
On 28 Jun 2010, at 11:17, Paul Michell wrote:
I realise that 'Array Of Single' declares a dynamic array, but is
there any equivalent syntax for static data arrays in the same way
that strings litterals are in effect, variable length static
declarations.
No, there is not...
Jonas
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Hello All,
I am working on a program that requires some simple embedded array data.
I can get the following to compile:
Type
TCharacterAreaData = Record
Code: Integer;
Name: String;
Geometry: Array [0..3] Of Single;
End;
Const
Area1: TCharacterAreaData = (Code: 1;
