In our previous episode, fpcl...@silvermono.co.za said:
>
> I would think that some of the above feature had to be introduced into .Net
> because a (close to) pure OO impementation does not support global vars,
> global functions etc. as a hybrid language like Object Pascal does.
Java and C#/CL
On 10 Jun 2009, at 10:45, fpcl...@silvermono.co.za wrote:
What other "jewels" are hidden from "view"? Is there some
documentation
documenting undocummented features that one can read?
That's sort of a contradictio in terminis :) I'm not aware of a list
of "still to be documented features"
Hi guys,
> "strict" is introduced for new delphi compatibility?
A most welcome addition.
I'm ashamed to admit that I only found out that it's been included in FPC
today. I ran an old VM which has FPC ver 2.2.2 installed, and "strict" is
supported! I'm currenly using FPC 2.2.5
What other "jewe
> I just read the recent documentation and found some undocumented features,
> such as slice, strict, and dispinterface. Can anyone explain what they are?
> And are there any more than these 3?
AFAIK, "slice" is delphi comatibility function. Here's the
description: http://delphi.about.com/library/
I just read the recent documentation and found some undocumented features,
such as slice, strict, and dispinterface. Can anyone explain what they are?
And are there any more than these 3?
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