2013/3/22 Sven Barth <[email protected]>
> > The problem is gone, because PNode is not a generic class, but only a
> record. However, the following errors are generated:
>
> 2.6.x does not support nested types in generics. Generic fixes and
> improvements are only found in 2.7.1 as most of them were to invasive to be
> merged back.
>
OK, then why this error happened:
demo2.lpr(76,13) Error: Incompatible types: got
"TRoller.TTreap$PPerson$Byte" expected "TRoller"
The problematic lines are:
=== demo2.lpr ===
var
n: TRoller.PNode;
r1, r2: TRoller;
begin
r1 := TRoller.Create;
with r1 do begin
... ...
* r2 := r1.Copy(@OrderByAge);*
... ...
end;
end.
=== treap.pas ===
function TTreap.Copy(Comp: TComparator): TTreap;
var
n: PNode;
begin
if Comp = nil then Comp := FComparator;
Result := TTreap.Create;
Result.Comparator := Comp;
for n in Self do Result.Insert(n^.Key, n^.Value);
end;
I don't see there are "nested types" and why there is a type named:
TRoller.TTreap$PPerson$Byte?
Shouldn't be either
TRoller or TTreap$PPerson$Byte but not both?
Thanks,
Xiangrong
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