On Wed, 12 Oct 2022, nibbikfrans via lazarus wrote:
Hi,
I have a collection stored in a file. One property of each collectionitem is
a value of what seeems to be a set but is not. That property is no longer
needed. Is there a way to delete that property?
I suppose I can do that by
creating a new collectionitem type without that property and migrate the
data. But then a have a different collection which meens a have to make lots
of changes.
Yet that is the only correct way.
If you can make a descendent, you can
override the property and simply discard the value when it is set in the
setter.
If deleting a property isn't possible, how can I delete the value of that
property?
In the file, in the instance of the collectionitem or where ?
And an extra question is: how can I test whether the property has a value or
not?
The possible value is defined as followes:
TTest = (test1, test2, test3);
TTestValues = set ot TTest;
The property has a set as value ?
If the set is empty, then the property has no value ?
Unless empty value is also a value.
Michael.
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