If that works for you than why do you need a search method? I thought you
needed to find each one based on dynamically changing criteria. That's the
problem with only posting a snippet of what you're trying to accomplish.
In answer to your question as to its practicality, I extensively used this
technique for my apps user customization form, where I searched the form (in
OnClose event) to find component tag values that had been set, then used the
name with that value to write the changes to an ini file. That way I had a way
of cancelling the changes if the user changed their mind about the
modifications to the app.
Dave
Martin Wynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,
> This ought to work a little better for you:
>
> For X:=0 to Form1.ComponentCount-1 do
> If Form1.Components[X] is TSpeedbutton then
> If (Form1.Components[X] as TSpeedbutton).Name = 'SpdBtn' +
IntToStr(I) then
> Case I of
> 1: SpdBtn1.Caption := Strlist[0];
> 2: SpdBtn2.Caption := Strlist[1];
> etc....
I might be missing something, but how does that differ from
simply doing:
with Form1 do begin
SpdBtn1.Caption := Strlist[0];
SpdBtn2.Caption := Strlist[1];
etc....
?
Martin.
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