Hello,
I am not sure, maybe we discussed this before, maybe not.
I am getting quite sick of having to write IntToStr all the fricking time
like so:
begin
s := IntToStr(X) + ' ' + IntToStr(Y);
end;
So much typing for nothing ?!?
I could have written just:
begin
s := X + ' ' + Y;
end;
Since there is a string inside this statement Delphi could be smart enough
to understand that X and Y have to be converted to strings.
Since X en Y are for example integers, it's logical to call TryStrToInt for
X and Y and if the conversion fails replace it with N.A. (for not
available).
This way these integer to string conversions can be automatic.
The same could be done for floating points. Perhaps there is an issue with
the precision of it... perhaps this could be some kind of default.
At least the automatic integer to string conversion is a good start.
Bye,
Skybuck.
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