Yes, however...
Use a dynamic array instead if you want to store records. You need to know
how to use them but when you do, they're a lot more practical to use than
stringlists or TLists.
Declaration:
type TARecords = array of TARecord;
var ARecords: TARecords;
var Index: Integer; // For some of the following examples...
Initializing:
SetLength(ARecords, 0);
Freeing all records.
SetLength(ARecords, 0);
Adding record to the end:
Index := Length(ARecords);
SetLength(ARecords, Succ(Index));
ARecords[Index].Field1 := ...;
ARecords[Index].Field2 := ...;
...
Deleting record at position Index:
while (Index < High(ARecords)) do begin
ARecords[Index] := ARecords[Succ(Index)];
Inc(Index);
end;
SetLength(ARecords, Index);
Things become a bit more complicated if you need these records to be sorted,
though.
On 7/29/07, reynaldi81 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hi i'm trying to put a record into TStringList.
>
>
> type
> TARecord = record
> s: String[5];
> end;
>
> var
> rec: TARecord;
> begin
> GetMem(rec, SizeOf(TARecord));
> StringList.AddObject('', rec);
> end;
>
>
> my question is, do i have to freemem each record in tstringlist?
>
> thanks in advance
>
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