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04-Oct-03
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			Author: Tomas Rutkauskas

I am using a function which has a variant in its parameters. Depending on that 
value - if that is an integer or a string - I create different returns. What is the 
appropriate way to know if the value in a variant type variable is an integer or a 
string?

Answer:

1   { ... }
2   var
3     vt: TVarType;
4   begin
5     vt := VarType(v);
6     if vt in [varSmallInt, varInteger, varShortInt, varByte, varWord, varLongWord,
7       varInt64] then
8       { ... }
9     else if vt in [varOleStr, varStrArg, varString] then
10      { ... }
11    else
12      raise EVariantError.Create('Unsupported variant type');
13  end;


			
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