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Initializing an Array
- Thread starter gforrest
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gforrest,
I usually do it the hard way, near the beginning of the routine that declares the array, e.g.
for siCounter := 0 to siNTables do
begin
c_table[ siCounter ] := nil; { or whatever }
end;
If it's a global, I usually initialize it in the unit's Initialization section.
Doing so helps avoid Runtime 202 and other errors.
Hope this helps...
-- f
I usually do it the hard way, near the beginning of the routine that declares the array, e.g.
for siCounter := 0 to siNTables do
begin
c_table[ siCounter ] := nil; { or whatever }
end;
If it's a global, I usually initialize it in the unit's Initialization section.
Doing so helps avoid Runtime 202 and other errors.
Hope this helps...
-- f
Might be quicker to set the contents of the pointer to zero, using Ats and Hats and copying zero into it.!!
In pseudo its something like move(Pointer of c_table, sizeof(c_table), 0)
Cant remember the syntax, something along the lines of
Its something along those lines anyway.
In pseudo its something like move(Pointer of c_table, sizeof(c_table), 0)
Cant remember the syntax, something along the lines of
Its something along those lines anyway.
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