> Hi all,
> I have been playing around with the Delphi.NET preview compiler as I
> haven't bothered this list about a conversion question for a while (
> i've been bothering others and I thought they needed a rest : ), so can
> someone please tell me what this converts to...
>
> CustomVertex.PositionNormal[] verts =
> (CustomVertex.PositionNormal[])vb.Lock(0,0);
>
> I tried converting this as
> verts : array of CustomVertex.PositionNormal;
> verts := CustomVertex.PositionNormal( vb.Lock( 0, LockFlags( 0 ) ) );
Logcally the typecast should be an array too then. So that would be
type myarray = array of custom...
var verts : myarray;
verts:=myarray (vb.lock...);
> or
> verts := vb.Lock( 0, LockFlags( 0 ) );
>
> But to no avail. How does one do an array typecast? Is this possible
> Pascal/Delphi?
You mean pascal# and Delphi# ? :-)
In normal Delphi you can only typecast arrays that have the exact same size
or using pointers (the parraytype(@symbol)^[x] trick), but that is exactly
the kind of things that I don't expect Delphi# to grok.
Or there are things possible with dynamic arrays that I don't know about ( I
don't use them normally
since most of my code is currently shared between two FPC versions, one at
D2 level, one at D6 level)
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