Is this true? I'd really like to see generics that with a mode where it is
possible to say with the following syntax (compatible with Delphi):
type
IDelegate<T> = interface
procedure Add(const Handler: T);
procedure Remove(const Handler: T);
end;
And then specialize using the following syntax:
type
INotifyDelegate = IDelegate<TNotifyEvent>;
Also, generic constraints are needed:
type
TComponentTool<T: TComponent> = class(TObject)
public
procedure DoSomething(const C: T);
end;
On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 3:28 PM, leledumbo <leledumbo_c...@yahoo.co.id>wrote:
> I see now that generics have improved a lot since latest release, we even
> have Delphi compatible syntax in Delphi mode. Recursive generic type is
> supported as well now (finally, I can continue my data structure library
> :)). Seeing these facts, what's the status of this feature now? Is it
> considered stable?--
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