On 23 July 2010 15:49, Marco van de Voort <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> And it still makes no sense. First, that was only about unit names, second
> it required aliasing everywhere it was used, which was more than the work
> required to rename.
Marco, the Generics unit name doesn't clash, but the actual classnames
do. So if I use the Generics TFPGList and fpGUI's TfpgList in the same
unit, I will have to reference them with the unit name prefix,
correct? This is fine.
eg:
uses
fpg_lists, fgl {generic classes};
....
// create a generic instance
lst1 := fgl.TFPGList.Create();
// now create a fpGUI list instance
lst2 := fpg_list.TfpgList.Create();
Problem is that if the unit names clashed, there is now way around the
problem? Or is there?
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Regards,
- Graeme -
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