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i think that's like in Basic. If your Array actually contains 50<br />
Elements for example, you can't go below these 50 if you don't want to lose values in the End of the Array.<br />
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for more info see Delphi 4 Help<br />
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CONTENTS - WHAT'S NEW IN DELPHI 4 - DYNAMIC ARRAYS<br />

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i think that's like in Basic. If your Array actually contains 50
Elements for example, you can't go below these 50 if you don't want to lose values in the End of the Array.

for more info see Delphi 4 Help

CONTENTS - WHAT'S NEW IN DELPHI 4 - DYNAMIC ARRAYS


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Could someone please give me an example of how to reallocate the size of a dynamic array without losing the items currently in the array. What I need to do is declare a dynamic array of records and then increase the size of the array by one every time I need to add a new record. <br />
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Thanks<br />
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BTW, what's up with the Delphi Debugger? I'm new to Delphi(from VB) and was wondering why the debugger doesn't give more info... like the line that caused the AccessViolation or a least a description of what happened. Do I have something setup wrong or have I found the first drawback to my switch from VB? This might be normal for a non-interpreted language... I'm not sure. But I'll tell you that CPU View doesn't help me at all =)<br />

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Could someone please give me an example of how to reallocate the size of a dynamic array without losing the items currently in the array. What I need to do is declare a dynamic array of records and then increase the size of the array by one every time I need to add a new record. 

Thanks

BTW, what's up with the Delphi Debugger? I'm new to Delphi(from VB) and was wondering why the debugger doesn't give more info... like the line that caused the AccessViolation or a least a description of what happened. Do I have something setup wrong or have I found the first drawback to my switch from VB? This might be normal for a non-interpreted language... I'm not sure. But I'll tell you that CPU View doesn't help me at all =)


Help with Dynamic Arrays.

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