[Solved]TStringGrid EGridException index out of range.

[cov]

I'm probably doing something really, really stupid.

Code: Pascal  [Select][+][-]

1.   fpaths:=TStringList.Create;
2.   fpaths.Delimiter:=';';
3.   fpaths.StrictDelimiter:=True;
4.   fpaths.DelimitedText:=INI.ReadString('Font paths','paths','');
5.   StringGrid1.Width:=GroupBox1.Width-16;
6.   for i:=0 to fpaths.Count-1 do
7.   begin
8.     if fpaths.Strings[i]<>'' then
9.       StringGrid1.InsertRowWithValues(n,[fpaths.Strings[i]]);
10.   end;                                                            

Can anyone advise me what it is?

I've tried setting the rowCount to 1 and clearing it with TStringGrid.Clear.

[Lutz Mändle]

Where is n from in

Code: Pascal  [Select][+][-]

1.     StringGrid1.InsertRowWithValues(n,[fpaths.Strings[i]]);
2.  

I guess, it should be i.

[Zvoni]

*sigh*

Code: Pascal  [Select][+][-]

1. for i:=0 to fpaths.Count-1 do  //You are using "i" as iterator
2.   begin
3.     if fpaths.Strings[i]<>'' then
4.       StringGrid1.InsertRowWithValues(n,[fpaths.Strings[i]]);  //You are using "n" as Row-Identifier
5.   end;          

Spot the mistake

EDIT: Why even in such a convoluted way with that InsertRowWithValues?
Why not read the INI-Stuff into a FileStream, and then use LoadFromCSVStream?
https://lazarus-ccr.sourceforge.io/docs/lcl/grids/tcustomstringgrid.loadfromcsvstream.html

[cov]

Thanks,

Well spotted.

Yes the 'n' was a legacy item in my code that I hadn't noticed.

The reason that I'm loading from an INI file is that I have multiple items and the Font paths are just one of them.