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My variables do not want to be initialized [duplicate]
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My variables do not want to be initialized, how can I prevent this or fix this?
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My variables do not want to be initialized, how can I prevent this or fix this?
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– Sertac Akyuz
Mar 27 at 1:14
Which variable doesn't want to be initialized? And what should it be initialized to?
– Sam M
Mar 27 at 1:25
2
iMath
is not initialized before you use it in the calculation of the value ofiMath
. Read the code. Where does the value ofiMath
come from when you use it inand iMath * edmathm.value
?
– Ken White
Mar 27 at 2:00
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var
iMath, iAfr: integer;
begin
if cbMath.checked then
iMath := sedMathf.value div sedmatho.value and iMath * sedmathm.value
else
sedAfrm.setfocus;
end;
My variables do not want to be initialized, how can I prevent this or fix this?
delphi
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Are delphi variables initialized with a value by default?
9 answers
var
iMath, iAfr: integer;
begin
if cbMath.checked then
iMath := sedMathf.value div sedmatho.value and iMath * sedmathm.value
else
sedAfrm.setfocus;
end;
My variables do not want to be initialized, how can I prevent this or fix this?
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Are delphi variables initialized with a value by default?
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3
By debugging the code of course.
– Sertac Akyuz
Mar 27 at 1:14
Which variable doesn't want to be initialized? And what should it be initialized to?
– Sam M
Mar 27 at 1:25
2
iMath
is not initialized before you use it in the calculation of the value ofiMath
. Read the code. Where does the value ofiMath
come from when you use it inand iMath * edmathm.value
?
– Ken White
Mar 27 at 2:00
add a comment |
3
By debugging the code of course.
– Sertac Akyuz
Mar 27 at 1:14
Which variable doesn't want to be initialized? And what should it be initialized to?
– Sam M
Mar 27 at 1:25
2
iMath
is not initialized before you use it in the calculation of the value ofiMath
. Read the code. Where does the value ofiMath
come from when you use it inand iMath * edmathm.value
?
– Ken White
Mar 27 at 2:00
3
3
By debugging the code of course.
– Sertac Akyuz
Mar 27 at 1:14
By debugging the code of course.
– Sertac Akyuz
Mar 27 at 1:14
Which variable doesn't want to be initialized? And what should it be initialized to?
– Sam M
Mar 27 at 1:25
Which variable doesn't want to be initialized? And what should it be initialized to?
– Sam M
Mar 27 at 1:25
2
2
iMath
is not initialized before you use it in the calculation of the value of iMath
. Read the code. Where does the value of iMath
come from when you use it in and iMath * edmathm.value
?– Ken White
Mar 27 at 2:00
iMath
is not initialized before you use it in the calculation of the value of iMath
. Read the code. Where does the value of iMath
come from when you use it in and iMath * edmathm.value
?– Ken White
Mar 27 at 2:00
add a comment |
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You are trying to set iMath to a value using iMath. The right hand side of your assignment is undefined.
But doesn't Delphi always assign a default value like '0'? so it should be defined, or am I misunderstanding something?
– Relinkvent
Mar 27 at 6:37
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@Relinkvent: local variables are not initialized
– whosrdaddy
Mar 27 at 7:19
Depends on the type, but most of them are not. Interfaces are a notable exception, and strings also have a valid value, although that doesn't always mean they are empty..
– GolezTrol
Mar 27 at 8:09
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@Relinkvent: That is only true for global variables, not for local variables.
– Rudy Velthuis
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You are trying to set iMath to a value using iMath. The right hand side of your assignment is undefined.
But doesn't Delphi always assign a default value like '0'? so it should be defined, or am I misunderstanding something?
– Relinkvent
Mar 27 at 6:37
2
@Relinkvent: local variables are not initialized
– whosrdaddy
Mar 27 at 7:19
Depends on the type, but most of them are not. Interfaces are a notable exception, and strings also have a valid value, although that doesn't always mean they are empty..
– GolezTrol
Mar 27 at 8:09
2
@Relinkvent: That is only true for global variables, not for local variables.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 27 at 8:54
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You are trying to set iMath to a value using iMath. The right hand side of your assignment is undefined.
But doesn't Delphi always assign a default value like '0'? so it should be defined, or am I misunderstanding something?
– Relinkvent
Mar 27 at 6:37
2
@Relinkvent: local variables are not initialized
– whosrdaddy
Mar 27 at 7:19
Depends on the type, but most of them are not. Interfaces are a notable exception, and strings also have a valid value, although that doesn't always mean they are empty..
– GolezTrol
Mar 27 at 8:09
2
@Relinkvent: That is only true for global variables, not for local variables.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 27 at 8:54
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You are trying to set iMath to a value using iMath. The right hand side of your assignment is undefined.
You are trying to set iMath to a value using iMath. The right hand side of your assignment is undefined.
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But doesn't Delphi always assign a default value like '0'? so it should be defined, or am I misunderstanding something?
– Relinkvent
Mar 27 at 6:37
2
@Relinkvent: local variables are not initialized
– whosrdaddy
Mar 27 at 7:19
Depends on the type, but most of them are not. Interfaces are a notable exception, and strings also have a valid value, although that doesn't always mean they are empty..
– GolezTrol
Mar 27 at 8:09
2
@Relinkvent: That is only true for global variables, not for local variables.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 27 at 8:54
add a comment |
But doesn't Delphi always assign a default value like '0'? so it should be defined, or am I misunderstanding something?
– Relinkvent
Mar 27 at 6:37
2
@Relinkvent: local variables are not initialized
– whosrdaddy
Mar 27 at 7:19
Depends on the type, but most of them are not. Interfaces are a notable exception, and strings also have a valid value, although that doesn't always mean they are empty..
– GolezTrol
Mar 27 at 8:09
2
@Relinkvent: That is only true for global variables, not for local variables.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 27 at 8:54
But doesn't Delphi always assign a default value like '0'? so it should be defined, or am I misunderstanding something?
– Relinkvent
Mar 27 at 6:37
But doesn't Delphi always assign a default value like '0'? so it should be defined, or am I misunderstanding something?
– Relinkvent
Mar 27 at 6:37
2
2
@Relinkvent: local variables are not initialized
– whosrdaddy
Mar 27 at 7:19
@Relinkvent: local variables are not initialized
– whosrdaddy
Mar 27 at 7:19
Depends on the type, but most of them are not. Interfaces are a notable exception, and strings also have a valid value, although that doesn't always mean they are empty..
– GolezTrol
Mar 27 at 8:09
Depends on the type, but most of them are not. Interfaces are a notable exception, and strings also have a valid value, although that doesn't always mean they are empty..
– GolezTrol
Mar 27 at 8:09
2
2
@Relinkvent: That is only true for global variables, not for local variables.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 27 at 8:54
@Relinkvent: That is only true for global variables, not for local variables.
– Rudy Velthuis
Mar 27 at 8:54
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3
By debugging the code of course.
– Sertac Akyuz
Mar 27 at 1:14
Which variable doesn't want to be initialized? And what should it be initialized to?
– Sam M
Mar 27 at 1:25
2
iMath
is not initialized before you use it in the calculation of the value ofiMath
. Read the code. Where does the value ofiMath
come from when you use it inand iMath * edmathm.value
?– Ken White
Mar 27 at 2:00