Kurt The problem is with the heavily type checked nature of Pascal. but if supports records types and with that you can type Item = record Name: string; end; Var DynArray: array of Item; SetLength(DynArray, 1); DynArray[0].Name = 'Neven'; .. But there is a distinction between 'base' types and classes (the Procedural - 00 boundary) It would seem logical to take the next step ie a Dynamic Array (collection!) of Objects TTFN Neven --------------------------------------------------------------------------- New Zealand Delphi Users group - Delphi List - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Website: http://www.delphi.org.nz To UnSub, send email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body of "unsubscribe delphi"
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- Re: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Kurt
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- RE: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Mike Mueller
- Re: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Kurt
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- Re: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Kurt
- Re: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Neven MacEwan
- Re: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Neven MacEwan
- RE: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Nic Wise
- Re: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Neven MacEwan
- RE: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Nic Wise
- Re: [DUG]: Sorting a Collection Neven MacEwan