Array of record initialization












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I have this type:



type
TFieldRec = array of record
FieldName: string;
Value: Variant;
DataType: TFieldType;
Data: Pointer;
end;


And the code:



var
FR: TFieldRec;
SetLength(FR, 5);


My question: is it guaranteed that each record element will be initialize with default values?



'', Unassigned, ftUnknown, nil


In the debugger I can see it is true. But I remember records should be initialized with Initialize (or is it Finalize?)










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I have this type:



type
TFieldRec = array of record
FieldName: string;
Value: Variant;
DataType: TFieldType;
Data: Pointer;
end;


And the code:



var
FR: TFieldRec;
SetLength(FR, 5);


My question: is it guaranteed that each record element will be initialize with default values?



'', Unassigned, ftUnknown, nil


In the debugger I can see it is true. But I remember records should be initialized with Initialize (or is it Finalize?)










share|improve this question

























  • True. Will delete

    – Dsm
    Nov 26 '18 at 11:24














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I have this type:



type
TFieldRec = array of record
FieldName: string;
Value: Variant;
DataType: TFieldType;
Data: Pointer;
end;


And the code:



var
FR: TFieldRec;
SetLength(FR, 5);


My question: is it guaranteed that each record element will be initialize with default values?



'', Unassigned, ftUnknown, nil


In the debugger I can see it is true. But I remember records should be initialized with Initialize (or is it Finalize?)










share|improve this question
















I have this type:



type
TFieldRec = array of record
FieldName: string;
Value: Variant;
DataType: TFieldType;
Data: Pointer;
end;


And the code:



var
FR: TFieldRec;
SetLength(FR, 5);


My question: is it guaranteed that each record element will be initialize with default values?



'', Unassigned, ftUnknown, nil


In the debugger I can see it is true. But I remember records should be initialized with Initialize (or is it Finalize?)







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  • True. Will delete

    – Dsm
    Nov 26 '18 at 11:24

















True. Will delete

– Dsm
Nov 26 '18 at 11:24





True. Will delete

– Dsm
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My question: is it guaranteed that each record element will be initialized with default values?




Yes, this is guaranteed.



The SetLength documentation says (my emphasis):




Existing elements in the array are preserved and newly allocated space is set to 0 or nil.







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    My question: is it guaranteed that each record element will be initialized with default values?




    Yes, this is guaranteed.



    The SetLength documentation says (my emphasis):




    Existing elements in the array are preserved and newly allocated space is set to 0 or nil.







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      My question: is it guaranteed that each record element will be initialized with default values?




      Yes, this is guaranteed.



      The SetLength documentation says (my emphasis):




      Existing elements in the array are preserved and newly allocated space is set to 0 or nil.







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        My question: is it guaranteed that each record element will be initialized with default values?




        Yes, this is guaranteed.



        The SetLength documentation says (my emphasis):




        Existing elements in the array are preserved and newly allocated space is set to 0 or nil.







        share|improve this answer
















        My question: is it guaranteed that each record element will be initialized with default values?




        Yes, this is guaranteed.



        The SetLength documentation says (my emphasis):




        Existing elements in the array are preserved and newly allocated space is set to 0 or nil.








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