Op 2021-02-15 om 18:08 schreef Ryan Joseph via fpc-pascal:
As I understand, this is not a method hiding, but just to tell the
compiler which method to implement the interface—the interface could
have method names which are very very common to use and this syntax
allows us to "rename" those methods without changing the original
names that the class might have.
yeah you may be right, that the interface object itself won't be hookup
correctly if this doesn't happen. Seems strange you have 2 declarations for the
same method though.
procedure IMyIntf.Test2 = MyTest2;
propcedure MyTest2;
instead of something like:
propcedure MyTest2 override IMyIntf.Test2;
The first syntax allows to for methods to be declared in the ancestor too.
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