Hi,
I have following code (almost literally translated from C) :
//--
// Bit utility to read and write a bit in the buffer 'buf'.
//
// 'op'- operation (1) to set and (0) to read
// 'state' - set (1) or clear (0) if operat
Koenraad Lelong wrote:
Hi,
I have following code (almost literally translated from C) :
//--
// Bit utility to read and write a bit in the buffer 'buf'.
//
// 'op'- operation (1) to set and (0) to read
// 'state' - set
Michalis Kamburelis wrote:
Koenraad Lelong wrote:
...
"array of byte" is a dynamic array. It's a pointer, to data and to some
internal fields. "^array of byte" is a pointer to a pointer to data. You
don't want this.
What you probably want is something like
type
TByteArray = array[0..Max
>Is one of them the right/accepted/guru way to do it? Or am I missing
>an alternative? Should I be thinking of extending the TStringList
>class?
I would think inventing a TStrIntPairList (name can be changed to something
else maybe)
would be a good idea if it has not already been invented.
If
> dynamic array of integers and strings wrapped in a class.
>
of course I meant reals not integers
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> I have data that would fit an associative array if they really
> existed in Pascal, but while the key is a string, the values are
> reals [0,1]. So, I have been using a TStringList and something like
> (from memory):
>
> MyList.AddObjects('key1',pointer(round(value1*maxint));
(effectively mak
