On 01-Set-2014 17:48, Florian Hector wrote:
Way cool, this finally worked.
It works, but it's pretty inefficient code. I suppose you already have a
tag=value list, with the values already converted to string, so you
should have a look how the AnswerPage function works, and create your
own Answ
> Supposing you have a stringlist filled this way:
>
> TagValueList.Values['Date']:=DateToStr(Date);
> TagValueList.Values['Time']:=TimeToStr(Time);
>
> You can convert this list to an array of TVarRec using this code:
>
> setlength(tags,TagValueList.count*2);
> i:=0;
> while i beg
On 31-Ago-2014 18:12, Florian Hector wrote:
No luck with all sorts of ways. When I define the tags statically at design
time and step through
the code, the content of the variable TAGS is much different from when it is
done at runtime.
Supposing you have a stringlist filled this way:
TagV
> Tags[0]=Tag1
> Tags[1]=Value1
> Tags[2]=Tag2
> Tags[3]=Value2
No luck with all sorts of ways. When I define the tags statically at design
time and step through
the code, the content of the variable TAGS is much different from when it is
done at runtime.
>
> Why do you need to build the tags d
On 31-Ago-2014 15:11, Florian Hector wrote:
Would you have an example of how you assign a pair of values to this array of
TVarRec.
In pseudocode
Tags[0]=Tag1
Tags[1]=Value1
Tags[2]=Tag2
Tags[3]=Value2
Why do you need to build the tags dynamically?
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> That tags parameters needs to have an even number of elements ([Tag,Value])
> and to create that tags
> parameter at runtime you have to use an *array of TVarRec* variable.
Would you have an example of how you assign a pair of values to this array of
TVarRec.
Florian
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On 31-Ago-2014 10:07, Florian Hector wrote:
However, when I try to build the tags dynamically at runtime as string or
stringlist
That tags parameters needs to have an even number of elements
([Tag,Value]) and to create that tags parameter at runtime you have to
use an *array of TVarRec* variab
