Class or Object with SCAR

[TroisVerites]

Hi

 

I know Freddy has a plan SCAR 4.00.

 

But I would like to know if there is a solution with Record. When you define a function or procedure , how to access to the data ( NumVal , Values in the sample) ?

 

I have plenty questions what I can do with Scar and what I can not do.

 

Perhaps Freddy can tell me. What is the limitation about SCAR.

 

Thanks

 

Type
 Average = Record
   NumVal: Integer;
   Values: Array [1..200] of integer;
   Mean : function(): integer; { calculates the average value of the array }
   WriteLn : procedure (s: string);
 End;

var
   Avg : Average;

begin
   Avg.Mean();
   Avg.WriteLn('tot');
end.

[LordJashin]

You can not do the procedures directly in a Record. But everything else works fine. Use @, at symbol to access data. Its just like in Delphi.

 

SCAR does not support classes, or records with functions in them. However with the functions you can indirectly use them, but I don't think its worth messing with.

 

But SCAR does have built in classes. An object is a variable of a class.

Edited July 20, 2012 by LordJashin

[TroisVerites]

HI Lord

 

Can you show a sample ? with @ to acess data

 

Thanks

[FHannes]

HI Lord

 

Can you show a sample ? with @ to acess data

 

Thanks

 

He means that you have to store the procedures in the record using the @ operator.

 

AvgVariable.WriteLn := @WriteLn; for example

 

There's no way to access the data in the record directly from a function pointer.