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Hello,

I use a DynamicArray template type variable and I want another variable of
the same type (shorter array) to copy its content for example from index 5
to index 10.
Simple copying or CopyRange() is just too slow for me, so I wanted to use
pointers - shorter array (the one I am copying to) would be a pointer to DA
template (with allocated memory of course) and I would just set it's pointer
to 5th item of the wider array(the one I am copying from).
This doesn't seem to work, because I can't set pointer of a shorter array to
specified index of item in the wider array.
DynamicArray template is a class, not an array.
Well I can set pointer of the first item in sh.ar. to the index of specified
item in wider array, but it's a 'copy' of just one item.
I'd like to 'copy' all items I want making just ONE step.
Like I would using static arrays.

Or: Is there an another, not much complicated, way of using dynamic arrays
(length may be changed in runtime) in C++Builder?

(It's stupid, that Delphi has dynamic arrays implemented in the core and
C++B uses just template exported from Delphi)