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Asked: May 16, 20262026-05-16T21:23:18+00:00 2026-05-16T21:23:18+00:00

Hi I’ve created a custom class called Tperson. I’d like to convert this to

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Hi I’ve created a custom class called Tperson. I’d like to convert this to a string so I can save it to an array( of type Tperson) and display in a string grid.

unit Unit2;

interface

uses
  Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms,
  Dialogs;

type
  TPerson = class(Tobject)
  public
    Fname   : string;
    Fage    : integer;
    Fweight : integer;
    FHeight : integer;
    FBMI    : real;

    function GetBMI(Fweight,Fheight:integer) : real;
    procedure create(Fname:String;fage,fweight,fheight:integer);overload;
    procedure Persontostr(Fname:string;Fage,Fheigth,Fweight:integer;FBMI:real);overload;
  end;

implementation

{ TPerson }



procedure TPerson.create(Fname: String; fage, fweight, fheight: integer);
begin
    Fname := '';
    Fage := 0;
    Fweight := 0;
    FHeight := 0;
    FBMI := 0;
end;

function TPerson.GetBMI(Fweight, Fheight: integer): real;
begin
  result := (Fweight/Fheight) * (Fweight/Fheight);
end;

procedure TPerson.Persontostr(Fname:string;Fage,Fheigth,Fweight:integer;FBMI:real);
begin

end;

end.
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    2026-05-16T21:23:19+00:00Added an answer on May 16, 2026 at 9:23 pm

    Which fields do you want to convert to string?

    If all then you can do something like:

    function TPerson.ToString: string;
    begin
      Result := Format('%s, %d years, %d kg, %d cm, BMI: %.f', [FName, FAge, FWeight, FHeight, FBMI]);
    end;
    

    What do you want with the procedure Persontostr. It looks like a setter procedure to me. Although the name implies an other function.

    Further, you should make your fields private. So you can add properties. BMI should be readonly:

    type
      TPerson = class(Tobject)
      private
        // Object fields, hidden from outside.
        FName   : string;
        FAge    : integer;
        FWeight : integer;
        FHeight : integer;
    
        // Getter function for calculated fields.
        function GetBMI: Real; // Calculates BMI.
      public
        // Constructor, used to initialise the class
        constructor Create(const AName: string; const AAge,AWeight, AHeight: integer);
    
        // Properties used to control access to the fields.
        property Name: string read FName;
        property Age: Integer read FAge;
        property Weight: Integer read FWeight;
        property Height: Integer read FHeight;
        property BMI: Real read GetBMI;
      end;
    
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