I read about an article on www.delphi3000.com showing work
around to using strings with case statements. I haven't read it
but I believe it would go something like...
Create a list of strings vs index numbers. everytime you need to
add a case add it to the string list, then use the string list to get an
index of the string you pass in the case statement. Just a thought.
Details at the website above.
regards,
NIRAV KAKU
On 7 Jun 01, at 12:15, Reginald Ebenezer wrote:
> Hi
>
> I understand that string cannot be used in a Case statement because
> delphi does not support it. A work around for the same is using an If
> <Condition> then. I feel this is not a very neat substitute for Case
> Statement. Can any one suggest some other way of doing the same. Thanks
> in advance.
>
> Regards
> Ebenezer
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