> > Michael - if none of your developers look at the Delphi source code, I > > shudder to think at the standard of programming they produce. > > I am not the judge of my collegae, so allow me not to comment on this. > But believe me if I say that they haven't looked at the sources, this is > simply a fact.
Each to their own ;-) Believe me, I used to train Delphi for Borland. (My old company was the PSO for Borland when I joined them for approx 1 year, then Borland decided to do it themselves.) I also consulted for Borland at a couple of sites too. I'm not saying this makes any difference, just that I have quite a bit of experience of teaching Object Pascal to a wide range of abilities. > Then you're a lucky man. Stick around on the mailing lists, and help > people who don't do this. There are still lots of them. I do. I have. I will continue to ;-) It's not always easy to find the time and unfortunately my examples are often Delphi specific because I prototype in Delphi. Maybe writing that FPC plugin for the Delphi IDE would be a good place to start ;-) > It is also alien to the way I personally work. I don't think there is a single > VCL source file I haven't gone through at least once for my work, but I am not > an average programmer. > > At least, I like to think that this is so. Opinions on this may wildly differ ;-) You have my respect ;-) Don't read me complaining about file structures to be any kind of insult to your abilities. All FPC developers seem capable if not expert programmers ;-) Matt _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
