Hi!
Am Sonntag, den 10.08.2008, 10:01 +0200 schrieb Vincent Snijders:
> Johann Glaser schreef:
> > Hi!
> >
> > How can I access an inherited inherited method which was overloaded?
>
> Try the following, mark the constructors as overloaded:
> >
> > ====== Example: ======
> >
> > {$mode objfpc}{$H+}
> > Program TestInherited;
> > Uses Classes, SysUtils;
> >
> > Type
> > TFirst = class
> Constructor Create(A,B,C:Integer); overload;
> > End;
> > TSecond = class(TFirst)
> Constructor Create(A,B:Integer); overload;
> > End;
> > TThird = class(TSecond)
> Constructor Create(A,B:Integer); overload;
> > End;
Thanks, that really helped now. While Zaher Dirkey's hint (Mon, 4 Aug
2008 15:24:03 +0300) also helped and did it's job, it had one drawback:
If TFirst.Create raised an exception, this could not by caught by
TThird.Create. Even worse, it "converted" to an "Access violation"
exception.
I debugged this issue and found that it happend at a "call 0x30(%ecx)"
instruction in TThird.Create. ECX pointed to a memory structure where
address 0x30 was $00000000. This seems very likely to be a problem with
internals of FPC's handling of constructors and exceptions.
Using "overload" now works like a charm. Michael, could you please add
this to the documentation?
Thanks
Hansi
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