type TSomething = record
name: string;
value: integer;
end;
type TOtherSomething = record
data: extended;
data2: extended;
data3: array of TSomethingAlien;
end;
...
dynarray1: array of TSomething;
dynarray2: array of TOtherSomething;
Also, there's nasty procedure of deleting elements for each type:
procedure TForm1.DeleteSomething(N: integer);
begin
if N > High(dynarray1) then Exit;
if N < Low(dynarray1) then Exit;
if N = High(dynarray1) then begin
SetLength(dynarray1, Length(dynarray1) - 1);
Exit;
end;
Finalize(dynarray1[N]) ;
System.Move(dynarray1[N +1], dynarray1[N],(Length(dynarray1) - N -1) * SizeOf(TSomething) + 1) ;
setLength(dynarray1, Length(dynarray1) - 1) ;
end;
procedure TForm1.DeleteOtherSomething(N: integer);
... got the idea?
Binding the开发者_如何学JAVA procedure to global object wasn't smart, but compiler groaned, when a var Dyna: array of TSomething
was in function arguments, so Dyna was used instead of addressing to dynarray1. So I even can't overload the function for multiple data types with var argument!
SetLength(Dyna, length(dynarray1)
type mismatch!
SetLength(Dyna, length(Dyna)
type mismatch!
What is wanted:
Overloaded
DeleteElement(var Arr: TMultipleTypes, N: element)
: see above, why can't reach this goal.single
DeleteElement
implementation that works with any type of data in array? Something like <template> type support?
Well, normal tlist class does most of this stuff, but is based on an array of pointers
The generic "tfplist" (requires 2.4.0+, see fgl unit) might be closer to what you want. But generics are still beta.
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