Dave Sellers wrote:
> Some time ago but now something to add.... (see thread around 4th June
> for full details)
>
> A colleague found the cause of my DBG1477 error when it became a problem
> for him. It was a declaration of a set which Delphi didn't like:
>
> const
> WideDigits = [WideChar('0')..WideChar('9')];
>
> We're not sure what's so offensive about this in conjunction with TD32
> debug info, any ideas?
A set type in Delphi can have a maximum of 256 possible elements. A set
of WideChar would have a maximum of 65536 elements, so it is not a legal
data type. The following declaration will accomplish the same thing, but
with legal types:
const
WideDigits = ['0'..'9'];
Below code point 128, ASCII and Unicode are identical. That range
includes the digit characters.
--
Rob
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