Interesting shortcut syntax for filling arrays with common value: vByteSorted[0..255] := false;

Hello,

This could be a nice syntax additional to Delphi:

Instead of writing:

var
vIndex : integer;

for vIndex := 0 to 255 do
begin
vByteSorted[0..255] := false;
end;

Or instead of writing:

for each in vByteSorted do
begin
vByteSorted := false;
end;

One could simply write:

vByteSorted[0..255] := false;

Would be nice ! :)

Bye,
Skybuck.


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