Is possible to create a loop using a code like this one:

for var J: integer = X to Y do {...}

Thanks.

- Bizz.

No, it isn't. You must declare the type at the beginning of the function/procedure.

Regards,
Sven

procedure test;
var cnt : integer;
begin
 for cnt := 1 to whatever  do ( your procedure )
end;

Thanks for the replies, I was thinking that the FPC could have a php-like for...

for(var;condition;add)
for($i=0;$i<X;$i++) { Codes }

I was just guessing, thanks for the replies.

Bizugo wrote

Is possible to create a loop using a code like this one: for var J: integer = X to Y do {...}

No, but if you're using Lazarus and want to save typing, you can write:

for I := 1 to 10 do

and then press Ctrl+Shift+C and it will automatically add I: Integer to your local variable list, so you can write it just as fast, and most importantly, without the need to move the cursor back to the variable list.

No, but if you're using Lazarus and want to save typing, you can write:

You can save even more typing

write:
fors
then press Ctrl+J then Shift+Ctrl+C

You can edit the templates in "Environment -> Code Templates..."

:-)