On Sun, Oct 2, 2016 at 11:45 AM, duilio foschi via Lazarus <
lazarus@lists.lazarus-ide.org> wrote:
> I am wetting my feet in Plivo API (www.plivo.com).
>
> "
> Plivo communicates with remote applications built by businesses
> through a series of API calls. These back and forth calls between
>
I am wetting my feet in Plivo API (www.plivo.com).
"
Plivo communicates with remote applications built by businesses
through a series of API calls. These back and forth calls between
Plivo and other applications are communicated through XML (Extensible
Markup Language).
"
Say that at a given
> Maybe you can raise a discussion / feature request in the fpc-devel
> mailing list to include type helpers for generic arrays?
So we can have this feature for array it self and should use it for
generic arrays?
Regards,
Ara
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2016-10-02 16:20 GMT+02:00 Ondrej Pokorny via Lazarus <
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> Maybe you can raise a discussion / feature request in the fpc-devel
> mailing list to include type helpers for generic arrays? :
This was discussed in Smart Pointers topic:
Ondrej can you point me to a sample?
I know I can make helper for array of integer but I want some helpers
for all type of arrays.
Regards,
Ara
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2016-10-02 14:39 GMT+02:00 Aradeonas via Lazarus <
lazarus@lists.lazarus-ide.org>:
> Can I have or make helper for arrays? like making Count property so I can
> use it instead of Length ?
Try to use TDynArray dynamic array wrapper provided by mORMot framework.
I don't know the answer about helper function but I also dislike Length() for
arrays.
I solve this dislike by using
for i := Low(IntegerArray) to High(IntegerArray) do
which covers more possibilities because it handles lower index limit that is
non-zero.
Low() and High() also work with
Hi,
Can I have or make helper for arrays? like making Count property so I
can use it instead of Length ?
For example :
> IntegerArray : array of integer;
>
> for i:= to IntegerArray.Count -1 do
>
Regards,
Ara
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