I've been using Redim Preserve quite a lot in my VB apps that I'm now porting
to Delphi 3.
Are there anything similar in Delphi?
What would be the best way to rewrite it? Using some kind of pointers?

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Look up ReAlloc in the online help.  Are you redim(ing) arrays?

Mark

In article <3398E6D9.3...@interaccess.com>,

I only found ReAllocMem, but i guess that's the right one?
Yes, I'm redimming arrays. It was a convenient feature in VB, but I guess it's
better implemented using pointers in Delphi?

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In article <Fn1lzgmCg8bD09...@sn.no>,
   bjoe...@sn.no (Bjorn-Kare Nilssen) wrote:

Variant arrays can be redimensioned non-destructively with the
VarArrayRedim procedure. Variant arrays are not much less efficient,
storage wise, than regular arrays of the same type. You can also declare
variant arrays of variants, if you want.

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