Kurt
The problem is with the heavily type checked nature of Pascal.
but if supports records types and with that you can
type
Item = record
Name: string;
end;
Var
DynArray: array of Item;
SetLength(DynArray, 1);
DynArray[0].Name = 'Neven';
..
But there is a distinction between 'base' types and classes (the
Procedural - 00 boundary)
It would seem logical to take the next step ie a Dynamic Array (collection!)
of Objects
TTFN
Neven
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