I’m seeing feature this in other languages and it’s pretty useful. Has anyone
ever considered this for Pascal?
Instead of declaring a method in the class (or other function) it’s written
inline from the callers scope and inherits from that scope. The only advantage
is readability since everything appears in one line and it’s cleaner since you
don’t pollute the class with methods are only used in a single location and
never called directly.
procedure TMyClass.FadeOut;
var
fadeAction: TSpriteAction;
begin
fadeAction := TAction.ActionWithDuration(self, 2.0);
fadeAction.SetEndedAction(@
begin
... // scoped in the calling class so "self" is
available
end;
);
fadeAction.FadeOut;
end;
Regards,
Ryan Joseph
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