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From: Stefan Merwitz <thebiggestfan2002@yahoo.de>
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Subject: Access types to records containing strings
Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 09:58:55 +0100
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Date: 2005-01-29T09:58:55+01:00
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Hello everybody,

it's me again. I need to implement a list containing strings using 
access types. Is there a way to implement this using variable length 
strings:

private type list;
private type listobject is record
     sContent: string(1..30);
     Next := list;
end record;
private type list is access listobject;

With the knowledge I have till now, I think it's only possible with 
fixed length strings. Am I right or is there any other way?


Thanks in advance,

Stefan