WebAug 6, 2013 · Iteration = 2, value = 5 Iteration = 3, value = 10 Iteration = 4, value = 20 Now if I change the order of the set for b in [20,10,5,1] do The output is the same as the original, that is the order of the values is not preserved. What is the best way to implement this? delphi enumeration Share Improve this question Follow asked Feb 9, 2011 at 20:33 WebJun 13, 2012 · type TSearchResult = TPair; I'll double check if it's possible to get nil pointers in there. When I iterate and display the content of the array (before sort) it shows ok. If there was a nil in there I should get an error? This was the best approach to sort the Dictionary. –
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WebDec 10, 2014 · This is so as to be able to identify the dataset record for a given row in the TableView - you obtain the key value, ID, for the row like so: ID := cxGrid1DBTableView1.DataController.GetRecordId (TopRowIndex + Row); The ID value is then used by the call to CDS1.Locate () to retrieve the record. The TBookmark is used to … WebSep 29, 2014 · 2. @RudyVelthuis With dictionaries, it is almost always better to iterate over pairs than over keys. Doing so invariably results in more efficient code. In the case … morning echoes
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WebOct 18, 2014 · //here when I look for the values of FDic test.FDic.Items['height'] the value is .88cm instead of .34cm, each time the values of any element of the Dictionary is replace with the previous of the last object created. And the memory address is the same. Why don't create a new memory address for any new element if it is a different object. WebJan 1, 2024 · The Delphi dictionary class is unordered. It behaves as designed. If you wish to maintain the order then you need to use an ordered data structure. For instance an array or a list. If you wish to have ordered access as well as O (1) lookup then you would need to maintain two collections in tandem. WebDec 21, 2012 · procedure PopulateKeyValueDict (Strings: TStrings; Dict: TDictionary); var CommaPos: Integer; Line: string; Key, Value: string; begin for Line in Strings do begin CommaPos := Pos (',', Line); if CommaPos=0 then raise Exception.CreateFmt ( 'Could find comma separated key/value pair in ''%s''', [Line] ); Key := Copy (Line, 1, CommaPos-1); … morning edition host leaving