declaring Array

[eldonfsr]

try to define array
   BaudRateStrings: array[Integer] of string = ( '600','1200', '2400', '4800', '9600', '14400', '19200', '38400', '56000', '57600','115200', '128000', '230400', '256000');

fportsettings.pas(62,170) Error: Expected another 4294967282 array elements

i got error in other apps i define and works perfect i don't remember what unit add or component

[cdbc]

Hi

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1. BaudRateStrings: array of string = ( '600','1200', '2400', '4800', '9600', '14400', '19200', '38400', '56000', '57600','115200', '128000', '230400', '256000');

Regards Benny

[eldonfsr]

Thanks

[Remy Lebeau]

array of string is a dynamic array. Since you know the exact number of elements you need, a static array makes sense. You just need to specify the correct index bounds:

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1. BaudRateStrings: array[0..13] of string = ('600', '1200', '2400', '4800', '9600', '14400', '19200', '38400', '56000', '57600', '115200', '128000', '230400', '256000');

Alternatively, use an enum:

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1. BaudRate = (br600, br1200, br2400, br4800, br9600, br14400, br19200, br38400, br56000, br57600, br115200, br128000, br230400, br256000);
2. BaudRateStrings: array[BaudRate] of string = ('600', '1200', '2400', '4800', '9600', '14400', '19200', '38400', '56000', '57600', '115200', '128000', '230400', '256000');

[440bx]

Alternatively, use an enum:

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1. BaudRate = (br600, br1200, br2400, br4800, br9600, br14400, br19200, br38400, br56000, br57600, br115200, br128000, br230400, br256000);
2. BaudRateStrings: array[BaudRate] of string = ('600', '1200', '2400', '4800', '9600', '14400', '19200', '38400', '56000', '57600', '115200', '128000', '230400', '256000');

That's what he should use.  Much cleaner, explicit and easier to maintain.

[LeP]

Add also these value, they are commonly supported and used:
 br460800, br921600
 '460800', '921600'

[Thaddy]

You should ad br300 which was fastest around the mid to end of the '70's
Then at least 4294967282 becomes 4294967281.
But yes, of course, either count the exact number of elements or use a dynamic array.

[eldonfsr]

Thanks for your guide i did....as you show me here..