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On 25.12.2011 22:53, ik wrote:
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<div dir="ltr">2011/12/25 Jiří Pavlovský <span dir="ltr"><<a
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Hello,<br>
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how can I create two level map where value is array of
records? These records are constant - I don't need to
compute them or anything.<br>
I'm quite new to pascal and for gods sake cannot figure it
out. I tried to use TFPGMap for that.<br>
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I mean somewhere in the code I get two values and based on
these I need to get those records.<br>
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my dream would be something like<br>
myArrayOfRecords := myMap[some_value][other_value];<br>
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type<br>
TMyRec = record<br>
Field : integer;<br>
Empty,<br>
Check : Boolean;<br>
end;<br>
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TMyMap = array[0..Something] of TMyRec;<br>
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Thanks, but that is not want I need.<br>
I don't want array, but a two level map where keys are not
necessarily integers.<br>
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OTOH similar construct works in "const" section. So I'm
quite puzzled.<br>
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What do you mean ?<br>
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I mean the code below works ok, so I don't undestand why it doesn't
compile when I use similar construct inside a function.<br>
const ranges: array [1..2] of TMyRec =<br>
(<br>
(Start: 0; Stop: 3), <br>
(Start: 4; Stop: 7) <br>
);<br>
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