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Sorry, I made a mistake in my original thread... What I actually did test and what didn't work was without periods, like e.g. Procedure DefineMyComponents(var EditText : String; var BoxText : Sting; var BoxItems : TStrings); What...

Hello Would like to pass e.g. Edit.Text or ComboBox.Text or ComboBox.Items as a var into e.g. Procedure DefineMyComponents(var Edit.Text : String; var Box.Text : Sting; var Box.Items : Tstrings); by calling it e.g. with...

Thank you Simon for all your clues to solve the problem. Will try now to get it work. Greetings Marcel (from some where in the Swiss mountains).

With all the warnings I received, it seems better to leave this way of solving the problem. The question arose when trying to pass a part of the following array data into a procedure, e.g. from the array var Names: Array[0..2,0..100]of String[99]; the part Names[1,0..100]; If the array would...

Unfotunately there does not seem to be a "reasonable" solution to my problem. Your short course of instruction on pointers is verry helpful. Thank you!

I must admit that I'm not familiar in using pointers. Do you have a suggestion on how to solve the problem with pointers? Thank you.

Hi With an ABSOLUTE-declaration it is possible that two different arrays share the some storage space, e.g. like NumberSequence : Array [0..9] of Integer; FirstPart : Array [0..4] of Integer ABSOLUTE NumberSequence[0]; Note, both arrays are starting here from zero. Now, how could it...