the error happens even if i remove all statements in the constructor...
Constructor TRTTIObject.Create(Const aInstanceName: String);
Begin
Inherited Create;
End;
Still gives errors... (why should a constructor call the destructor anyway ?)
2010/1/15 cobines <cobi...@gmail.com>:
> 2010/1/15 Jorge Aldo G. de F. Junior <jagf...@gmail.com>:
>> ---------------------------------
>> C:\Programacao\testcase>rttiobject-testcase.exe
>> An unhandled exception occurred at $0040E1E7 :
>> EAccessViolation : Access violation
>> $0040E1E7 TRTTIOBJECT__DESTROY, line 143 of RTTIObject.pas
>> $0040E18A TRTTIOBJECT__CREATE, line 139 of RTTIObject.pas
>> $00401515 main, line 8 of rttiobject-testcase.pas
>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> looks like the constructor is calling the destructor before doing
>> anything at all...
>>
>> what i did wrong ?
>
> Maybe there was an exception raised in the constructor in which case
> destructor is called automatically. And in destructor you may be
> accessing fTypeData without it being initialized. Try adding:
>
> if Assigned(fTypeData) and Assigned(fPropList)
>
> in destructor.
>
> --
> cobines
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