On 11.11.2014 22:48, silvioprog wrote:
Oh, sorry. Just:unit Core.Singleton; {$mode objfpc}{$H+} interface type { TSingleton } generic TSingleton<T: class> = class(TObject) public class function GetInstance: T; end; implementation { TSingleton } class function TSingleton.GetInstance: T; begin end; end. And compiled like a charm. =)
Yes, since the ObjFPC dialect was developed without type overloading in mind (in Delphi (and FPC's mode Delphi) you can have TSingleton<T> and TSingleton<T, S> in the same unit) it was decided that it is not necessary to add the <T> at the definiton of the method as well.
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