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Just a generic funct :)

function name( arr: array of string):array;
var
  I : integer;
begin;
    for i := 0 to Len - 1 do
    result[i] := arr[i];
end;

You always have to specify a type. "Array" itself wont do. Of course, this type could be a generic type. Generic types still have to be specialized before use, though.

I guess my question was too broad, let me narrow some. Will the "I" still output to "result". I know the scope is local to the procedure :):)

I don't think I really understand your question :p

Btw, this is not a trick question :). The code is from mufasatypesutil.pas file

function ConvArr(Arr: array of String): TStringArray; overload;
var
  Len : Integer;
  I : integer;
begin;
  Len := Length(Arr);
  SetLength(Result, Len);
  for i := 0 to Len - 1 do
    result[i] := arr[i];
end;

What is the question?

Will the I result to result=arr? Am thinking about inconsistent variables…. Beans are primitive that way :)

The language is case insensitive, so I is the same as i.

Ty, just had to check to make sure.