Am 20.02.2016 11:33 schrieb "denisgolovan" <denisgolo...@yandex.ru>: > > Hi > > That always keeps me wondering - why neither FPC, no any other mainstream static-type language implements specialization based not only on types, but on compile-time constants as well? >
Then you don't consider C++ as mainstream, do you? > I mean something like > > TGenericList<T,options> = class > ... > end; > > procedure TGenericList<T,options>.Delete(index:integer); > begin > if (nnNotifyDelete in options) and Assigned(FOnDelete) then > FOnDelete(...); > end; > end; > > // usage > type > TMyList = specialize TGenericList<integer, [nnNotifyAdd, nnNotifyDelete, nnNotifyChange]>; I had thought about this some time ago and then found a reason why I wouldn't do it... Now if I'd only remember that reason -.- Regards, Sven
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