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Reputation: 590

Delphi - E2010 Incompatible types: 'Integer' and 'Char' - Any ideas

I've been tasked with porting a legacy Delphi application over to C# .Net. The original delphi developer left several months before I was hired. I'm receiving the:

E2010 Incompatible types: 'Integer' and 'Char' error

for the below method. I'm trying to compile the application within the Delphi 2007 IDE, I've been told that original application is either Delphi 4 or 5 if that helps any. I understand what the error is telling me but I don't understand why\how it is applied to the code snippet below. Any help\direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance - not sure if I've over done it on the code.

Upper definition: 

Upper: array[1..256] of Char =
(#$00,#$01,#$02,#$03,#$04,#$05,#$06,#$07,#$08,#$09,#$0A,#$0B,#$0C,#$0D,#$0E,#$0F,
 #$10,#$11,#$12,#$13,#$14,#$15,#$16,#$17,#$18,#$19,#$1A,#$1B,#$1C,#$1D,#$1E,#$1F,
 #$20,#$21,#$22,#$23,#$24,#$25,#$26,#$27,#$28,#$29,#$2A,#$2B,#$2C,#$2D,#$2E,#$2F,
 #$30,#$31,#$32,#$33,#$34,#$35,#$36,#$37,#$38,#$39,#$3A,#$3B,#$3C,#$3D,#$3E,#$3F,
 #$40,#$41,#$42,#$43,#$44,#$45,#$46,#$47,#$48,#$49,#$4A,#$4B,#$4C,#$4D,#$4E,#$4F,
 #$50,#$51,#$52,#$53,#$54,#$55,#$56,#$57,#$58,#$59,#$5A,#$5B,#$5C,#$5D,#$5E,#$5F,
 #$60,#$41,#$42,#$43,#$44,#$45,#$46,#$47,#$48,#$49,#$4A,#$4B,#$4C,#$4D,#$4E,#$4F,
 #$50,#$51,#$52,#$53,#$54,#$55,#$56,#$57,#$58,#$59,#$5A,#$7B,#$7C,#$7D,#$7E,#$7F,
 #$80,#$81,#$82,#$83,#$84,#$85,#$86,#$87,#$88,#$89,#$8A,#$8B,#$8C,#$8D,#$8E,#$8F,
 #$90,#$91,#$92,#$93,#$94,#$95,#$96,#$97,#$98,#$99,#$9A,#$9B,#$9C,#$9D,#$9E,#$9F,
 #$A0,#$A1,#$A2,#$A3,#$A4,#$A5,#$A6,#$A7,#$A8,#$A9,#$AA,#$AB,#$AC,#$AD,#$AE,#$AF,
 #$B0,#$B1,#$B2,#$B3,#$B4,#$B5,#$B6,#$B7,#$B8,#$B9,#$BA,#$BB,#$BC,#$BD,#$BE,#$BF,
 #$C0,#$C1,#$C2,#$C3,#$C4,#$C5,#$C6,#$C7,#$C8,#$C9,#$CA,#$CB,#$CC,#$CD,#$CE,#$CF,
 #$D0,#$D1,#$D2,#$D3,#$D4,#$D5,#$D6,#$D7,#$D8,#$D9,#$DA,#$DB,#$DC,#$DD,#$DE,#$DF,
 #$E0,#$E1,#$E2,#$E3,#$E4,#$E5,#$E6,#$E7,#$E8,#$E9,#$EA,#$EB,#$EC,#$ED,#$EE,#$EF,
 #$F0,#$F1,#$F2,#$F3,#$F4,#$F5,#$F6,#$F7,#$F8,#$F9,#$FA,#$FB,#$FC,#$FD,#$FE,#$FF);

function StrIComp_JOH_PAS_1(const Str1, Str2: PChar): Integer;
var
  Ch1, Ch2 : Char;
  Offset   : Integer;
  PStr     : PChar;
begin;
  PStr   := Str1;
  Offset := Str2 - PStr;
  repeat
    Ch1 := Upper[PStr^];
    Ch2 := Upper[PStr[Offset]];
    if (Ch1 = #0) or (Ch1 <> Ch2) then
      Break;
     Inc(PStr);
  until False;
  Result := Integer(Ch1) - Integer(Ch2);
end;

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2608

Answers (2)

David Heffernan
David Heffernan

Reputation: 612954

The code that you have has had an incorrect modification made to the Upper constant. It should be:

Upper: array[Char] of Char = ....

Of course, even better would be to simply throw this routine away and use the version of StrIComp that is shipped with Delphi in the SysUtils unit. There seems little point in grappling with this when simply deleting the code will result in a program that is correct.

Since you are porting this to C# you can simply use String.Compare and pass true to the ignoreCase parameter.

Thanks to @Ulrich for recognising that this code originates from the FastCode project.

Upvotes: 3

MBo
MBo

Reputation: 80187

Is there const Upper definition in your pascal module? If not, get it from here

Upvotes: 2

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