scar version of list/array

[randomphobia]

How do you hold several different variables in one variable in scar

 

since that's probably confusing wording here's examples from other languages:

 

Python (suppose it would be a list):

list = ['1st Variable','2nd Variable','3rd Variable','4th Variable']

 

C++ (array or vector)

int array [4] = {1,2,3,4};

Edited December 15, 2012 by randomphobia

[LordJashin]

Check out the wiki or tutorials. Its all right there. Tutorial section on forums.

 

[scar]

program New;

 

var

Arr1: array[1..5] of Integer; // only goes from 1 to 5 on array STATIC array

Arr2: array of Integer; // array of integer DYNAMIC ARRAY

Arr3: TIntArray; // Same thing as Arr2 same type DYNAMIC array

 

 

begin

Arr1[1] := 5;

Arr2 := [1,2,3];

Arr3 := [1];

end.

 

[/scar]

[Bixby Sayz]

In Pascal arrays are defined as:

MyVar: array of <datatype>;

The 1st item in the above array is MyVar[0]. If you wanted to specify the lower and upper bounds of the array:

MyVar: array [4..7] of <datatype>;

 

Freddy has predefined some datatypes for ease of coding. TIntArray - array of Integer, TStrArray - array of string, etc. So to take your 2nd example:

var
 MyVar: TIntArray;

begin
 MyVar := [1,2,3,4];

 // Or you could do this...
 SetLength(MyVar, 4);
 MyVar[0] = 1;
 MyVar[1] = 2;
 MyVar[2] = 3;
 MyVar[3] = 4;
end;

 

Edit: Ninja'd again.

Edited December 15, 2012 by Bixby Sayz