On Sun, 11 Aug 2019, Ryan Joseph wrote:
On Aug 11, 2019, at 3:59 PM, Alexander Grotewohl <a...@dcclost.com> wrote: d.x += 10; // makes even more senserect.axisX += 10 is a compound statement. See it makes perfect sense. :) I still don’t understand why the compiler and Delphi apparently thinks this is such a crazy idea. It's just normal stuff imo.
This question pops up from time to time since 15 years if not more. Some operators need actual variable addresses. A property does not have an address. It also becomes difficult if you have interfaces & classes or other overloaded things. The compiler people can give a more detailed answer. Michael.
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