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| Thu, Sep 15 2016 2:18 AM | Permanent Link |
Ronald | Hi,
I created this function: function TForm1.GetClickedTijdvak(ClickedIndex:integer):integer; begin ClickedIndex:=dec(ClickedIndex); Result:=ClickedIndex; end; but if I call it with: ShowMessage(IntToStr(GetClickedTijdvak(10))); I get 10 as answer. Only if I change in the function: dec(ClickedIndex,1) then I get 9 as answer. Don't I use it correct? Greetings, Ronald |
| Thu, Sep 15 2016 7:11 AM | Permanent Link |
Ronald | Oops, it works fine, I used dec as a function. My mistake, sorry.
Ronald wrote: Hi, I created this function: function TForm1.GetClickedTijdvak(ClickedIndex:integer):integer; begin ClickedIndex:=dec(ClickedIndex); Result:=ClickedIndex; end; but if I call it with: ShowMessage(IntToStr(GetClickedTijdvak(10))); I get 10 as answer. Only if I change in the function: dec(ClickedIndex,1) then I get 9 as answer. Don't I use it correct? Greetings, Ronald |
| Mon, Sep 19 2016 7:21 AM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. | Ronald,
<< Oops, it works fine, I used dec as a function. My mistake, sorry. >> Yeah, but the compiler shouldn't allow this, so I'll log it as an incident report. Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
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