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TProgrammerType = (tpDelphi, tpVisualC, tpVB, tpJava) ; | TProgrammerType = (tpDelphi, tpVisualC, tpVB, tpJava) ; | ||
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s := GetEnumName(TypeInfo(TProgrammerType), integer(tpDelphi)); | s := GetEnumName(TypeInfo(TProgrammerType), integer(tpDelphi)); | ||
// Here s = 'tpDelphi' | // Here s = 'tpDelphi' | ||
+ | Writeln(s) | ||
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Revision as of 10:20, 17 July 2016
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RTTI can be utilized to obtain a number of meta information in a Pascal application.
Converting a enumerated type to a string
One can use RTTI to obtain a string from a enumerated type.
uses TypInfo;
type
TProgrammerType = (tpDelphi, tpVisualC, tpVB, tpJava) ;
var
s: string;
begin
s := GetEnumName(TypeInfo(TProgrammerType), integer(tpDelphi));
// Here s = 'tpDelphi'
Writeln(s)
end.