Am 2016-04-18 um 09:53 schrieb Marco van de Voort:
Limits like in
for i:=0 to someexpression.count-1
are evaluated as expression before using the result to for. If count=0 this
would become for i:=0 to $FFFFFFFF, so you need to guard this with a if
count>0 then.
Well, for 1-based arrays it would be
for i := 1 to someexpression.count
(without the annyoing -1).
In general I can make sure that somexpression.count is zero or larger
when I use it to determine an index for my array.
The same would be
for i := low(array) to high(array)
which is very common and where I would not need to use an unsigned integer.
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