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In type definitions:
set of Type { built-in type class }
A set contains zero or more elements from an ordinal type, e.g. Char, a subrange of Char, or a subrange of an enumerated type or integers. Sets do not have any ordering (that is a set containing 'B' and 'A' is the same as a set containing 'A' and 'B'), nor can an element be included more than once. Sets simply store the information about which elements are included in the set.
set
is defined in ISO 7185 Pascal and supported
by all known Pascal variants.
program SetDemo; type TCharSet = set of Char; var Ch: Char; MyCharSet: TCharSet; begin MyCharSet := ['P','N','L']; if 'A' in MyCharSet then WriteLn ('Wrong: A in set MyCharSet') else WriteLn ('Right: A is not in set MyCharSet'); Include (MyCharSet, 'A'); { A, L, N, P } Exclude (MyCharSet, 'N'); { A, L, P } MyCharSet := MyCharSet + ['B','C']; { A, B, C, L, P } MyCharSet := MyCharSet - ['C','D']; { A, B, L, P } WriteLn ('set MyCharSet contains:'); for Ch in MyCharSet do WriteLn (Ch); end.
Set also Set Operations or examples of some of the many set operations.