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I have code like this:
type TMyDictionary = TDictionary<int, int>; var myDict: TMyDictionary; k, v: integer; // code to fill the dictionary for k in myDict.Keys do begin v := myDict.Items[k]; // other stuff end; Randomly I see an exception thrown on ‘v := myDict.Items[k];’ which says k is invalid.
Anyone else seen this?
Looking at CodeCentral I see a number of bugs raised against TDictionary and in particular the enumerator that supports the for … in … construct.