Change your record into a class derived from TObject.
The string list objects are designed to hold TObjects (which are pointers).
It looks like the complier can put a record with one integer field into the
space for a pointer which is why the first one worked.
Wes
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> Hi all.
>
> I have been doing some stuff with ADDObject in stringlists and
> passing ecord structures thru.
>
> I found that I cold go...mystrings.addobject('hello',myrecord)
> perfectrly fine IF the record structrue only had one entry...
> i.e. TMyRecord = record
> iPs :Integer;
>
> BUT If I add an oher entry (1 or more of them)
> i.e. TMyRecord = record
> iPs :Integer;
> ime :integer;
> etc.
>
> It will no longer compile with an incompatable type error on the
> addobject line.
>
> Whay IS this....I am not sure whay this happens...can anyone
> offer an explination...and a solution?
>
> Cheer, Jeremy Coulter
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