I have a similar case in one of the applications I work but instead of
referring to the name I use the Tag property of each component. (you can
subclass your components and add another property if you don't like to use
the tag property)
On the form I have checkboxes, Radio Groups and combos, (they are not
DB). the tag properties of those components contain numerical codes (primary
keys in a table), when I launch this form I scan all the components on the
form, according to the code and I load the captions and values from the
database table and assign to the components.
This way I have my settings form initialized.
Names are significant to components, I rather keep them
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Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 10:08 AM
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Subject: [delphi-en] using number as component's name ( like in VB )
can I have delphi components / object which name is number(integer) ? like a
VB?
or I have to make another new class?
or there is another way to trick this?
actually I make a school project that use a lot of checkbox
and it is very tiresome to fill each checkbox manually
so if I have a component name that using a number then I can use an
iteracy to fill all the checkboxes
thanks a lot
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