2011/8/13 Jonas Maebe <jonas.ma...@elis.ugent.be> > It is always best to isolate such things in a self-contained example that > does not depend on external code. Does this compile with your Delphi > version? >
Yes, I should have done that. The code you gave does not compile. If not, the issue is something else. It seems more likely to me that there > is somewhere another "add" method that Delphi picks up but FPC doesn't. > E.g., there is at least also "TComponent.Add(item : IUnknown) : Integer;". > While that one won't accept a dynamic array, maybe Delphi 2009 has more add > methods in TComponent declared with "overload" (although normally searching > for overloads should stop as soon as a method is found in a class without > "overload", so in principle the search should stop when tmenuitem.add is > encountered). > > If the above does compile, what does it actually do? Pass the first element > of the array? > The original code which works in Delphi is interesting because it not only compiles but it also works perfectly, adding those 2 menuitems to mainmenu. There is no TComponent.Add, neither in VCL nor LCL. I try to figure out what is happening... Thanks for replying. Juha
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