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In Delphi, it is possible to create an array of the type
var
Arr: array[2..N] of MyType;
which is an array of N - 1 elements indexed from 2 to N.
If we instead declare a dynamic array
var
Arr: array of MyType
and later allocate N - 1 elements by means of
SetLength(Arr, N - 1)
then the elements will be indexed from 0 to N – 2. Is it possible to make them indexed from 2 to N (say) instead?
No, in Delphi dynamic arrays are always indexed from zero.