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Containing numbers - how?
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10 = 9+1
10 = 8+2
10 = 7+3
Where do you want to search?Where do you store them,in string?
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Never mind. I did it this way:
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begin C.value:=10; while num1.value<c.value do begin num1.value:=num1.value+1; num2.value:=c.value-num1.value; memo1.lines.add((floattostr(num1.value))+'__'+(floattostr(num2.value))); end; if (num1.value=c.Value) then begin showmessage('Done'); end; end;
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