Very very short. Ça ce serait un sous-vêtement on parlerait de stringlist

I've just uploaded a tutorial video re basic dictionary application in Free Pascal using Lazarus, using stringlists...

Video: youtu.be/amAQvb2a3Og

#FreePascal #LazarusIDE #GUIprogramming #PascalTutorial #DictionaryApp #StringList

1) store everything as some base class and make the client do type conversions at runtime.
2) type specific implementations, ie a StringList and a NumberList class.

Option one is runtime typing but with the client having to do a bunch of ceremony. Option two means a bunch more code and headache.

So now we have generics. With generics we can have a class of List<T> and for any type T you have a list that acts like those Lists in option two. So when the client of List<T> wants a list of strings they can get a List<string> and it acts just like that StringList in option two.

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I put in an extra two days effort to fix up the non-trivial data structures I've been using to implement my lexer. This includes utf8 string / stringlist to be honest. It also includes specialized lookup tables.

If all goes well, I can hopefully get my lexer repo committed by tomorrow.

언어에서 타입의 동일함은 알맹이나 껍데기로 비교하는 두 방식이 모두 필요한데 golang에서 이를 잘 보여주는 예가 인터페이스 함수.
func (a StringList) Len() int
에서 호출시에는 []string을 StringList로 캐스팅(알맹이) 하지만 함수 선언에는 []string 타입을 직접 사용하지 않는다.(껍데기)

Another confusing #AzureDevOps Pipelines YAML error message using StringList parameters by Richard Fennell #Azure blogs.blackmarble.co.uk/rfennell/ano...

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#TYPO3 #v13 is just fun! I've now reworked the #AppIcon #integration in my #sitepackage. Now it uses #static #routes to #icon #assets, #SiteSet #settings and the new #stringlist setting type for a variable number of #icon sizes in the #webmanifest, which is now rendered in Fluid.

Let users assign using [] in #Python, with custom logic with __setitem__:

class StringList:
def __init__(self, d):
self.d = d
def __setitem__(self, i, v):
self.d[i] = str(v)

sl = StringList(['2', '4', '6', '8'])
sl[2] = 99

sl.d
['2', '4', '99', '8']