Strange AV

[WojTec]

Delphi-Quellcode:

procedure TForm1.ListView1Resize(Sender: TObject);
var
  I: Integer;
  FileName: string;
begin
  for I := 0 to ListView1.Items.Count do
  begin
    FileName := ListView1.Items[I].SubItems[4];
    FileName := MinimizeName(FileName, ListView1.Canvas, ListView1.Column[5].Width);
    ListView1.Items[I].SubItems[4] := FileName
  end;
end;

There is 7 columns. Why this raises AV

[Medium]

Because .Count gives you the count. Not the highest index. That would generally be Count-1, in zero based arrays and lists.
(I would be interested in how many threads here deal with this infamous off-by-one issue )

[WojTec]

Oh my gosh! I totally did not notice it! What the completely stupid error

[himitsu]

The title of your posts I would call "bad".

And your description of the error is even worse.
- Neither the error occurs
- Yet what it is for an error

Yes, the messages can be copied from the error messages by pressing Ctrl + C.

And no, the message is not "strange". She even tells you exactly as you did wrong.

Zitat:

List index out of bounds (%d)

[Medium]

Zitat von WojTec:

Oh my gosh! I totally did not notice it! What the completely stupid error

Rest assured: It wasn't the last time Those will follow us into our graves, I fear. The only "stupid" thing was to post it here, and expose us all to the fact, that even renowned programmers, as many of us are, aren't impregnable to the most basic faults available