Hi There!
The following code seem clean and legal...
FOR uiDiCh := 0 TO cuiMaxAmmount DO axDInValue[uiDiCh] := THIS^._abyIntRxBuf[7].uiDiCh; END_FOR
But the compiler states that bitaccess (_abyIntRxBuf[7].xyz) a literal or symbolic integer constant... Thus, I have to rewrite the code into;
axDInValue[0] := THIS^._abyIntRxBuf[7].0; axDInValue[1] := THIS^._abyIntRxBuf[7].1; axDInValue[2] := THIS^._abyIntRxBuf[7].2; axDInValue[3] := THIS^._abyIntRxBuf[7].3; ..
Has someone got any suggestions to solve this in a few lines of code instead of copying it the "dumb" way?
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Axdinvalue[0]:=(_abyintrxbufer[7] and shl(1,i))<>0)
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Hi There!
The following code seem clean and legal...
But the compiler states that bitaccess (_abyIntRxBuf[7].xyz) a literal or symbolic integer constant...
Thus, I have to rewrite the code into;
Has someone got any suggestions to solve this in a few lines of code instead of copying it the "dumb" way?
Related
Talk.ru: 1
Talk.ru: 2
Talk.ru: 3
Talk.ru: 7
Axdinvalue[0]:=(_abyintrxbufer[7] and shl(1,i))<>0)
Sent from my Moto G (5S) Plus using Tapatalk
Related
Talk.ru: 7
NICE => the anwser is always easy in hindsight....